Horizontal forces Sample Clauses

Horizontal forces.Β For mechanical coupling devices and components not designed to support imposed vertical loads, the value is: kN For mechanical coupling devices and components for center axle trailers as defined in 2.13, the value is: kN For fifth wheel couplings of Class G, fifth wheel coupling pins of Class H and mounting plates of Class J, as defined in paragraph 2.6., the value is: kN where: T is the technically permissible maximum mass of the towing vehicle, in tonnes. Where relevant, this includes the vertical load imposed by a center axle trailer1. R is the technically permissible maximum mass, in tonnes, of a trailer with drawbar free to move in a vertical plane, or of a semitrailer1. C is the mass, in tonnes, transmitted to the ground by the axle or axles of the center axle trailer, as defined in paragraph 2.13., when coupled to the towing vehicle and loaded to the technically permissible maximum mass1. For Category O1 and O2 center axle trailers2 the technically permissible maximum mass will be that declared by the manufacturer of the towing vehicle.
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Horizontal forces.Β For mechanical coupling devices and components not designed to support imposed vertical loads, the value is: 𝐷 = 𝑔 π‘‡βˆ—π‘… kN 𝑇+𝑅 For mechanical coupling devices and components for center axle trailers as defined in 2.13, the value is: 𝐷𝐢 = 𝑔 π‘‡βˆ—πΆ kN 𝑇+𝐢 For fifth wheel couplings of Class G, fifth wheel coupling pins of Class H and mounting plates of Class J, as defined in paragraph 2.6., the value is: 𝐷 = 𝑔 0.6βˆ—π‘‡βˆ—π‘… kN 𝑇+π‘…βˆ’π‘ˆ where: T is the technically permissible maximum mass of the towing vehicle, in tonnes. Where relevant, this includes the vertical load imposed by a center axle trailer1. R is the technically permissible maximum mass, in tonnes, of a trailer with drawbar free to move in a vertical plane, or of a semitrailer1. C is the mass, in tonnes, transmitted to the ground by the axle or axles of the center axle trailer, as defined in paragraph 2.13., when coupled to the towing vehicle and loaded to the technically permissible maximum mass1. For Category O1 and O2 center axle trailers2 the technically permissible maximum mass will be that declared by the manufacturer of the towing vehicle. Towable mass: R or C (as applicable)
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Horizontal forces.Β For mechanical coupling devices and components not designed to support imposed vertical loads, the value is: = βˆ— kN + For mechanical coupling devices and components for center axle trailers as defined in 2.13, the value is: = βˆ— kN + For fifth wheel couplings of Class G, fifth wheel coupling pins of Class H and mounting plates of Class J, as defined in paragraph 2.6., the value is: = 0.6βˆ—βˆ— kN +βˆ’ where: T is the technically permissible maximum mass of the towing vehicle, in tonnes. Where relevant, this includes the vertical load imposed by a center axle trailer1. R is the technically permissible maximum mass, in tonnes, of a trailer with drawbar free to move in a vertical plane, or of a semitrailer1. C is the mass, in tonnes, transmitted to the ground by the axle or axles of the center axle trailer, as defined in paragraph 2.13., when coupled to the towing vehicle and loaded to the technically permissible maximum mass1. For Category O1 and O2 center axle trailers2 the technically permissible maximum mass will be that declared by the manufacturer of the towing vehicle. Towable mass: R or C (as applicable)
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