Free Fall Distance - 3D Animation
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Understanding arresting force and Free Fall is a key component to safely using a personal fall arrest system. This 3D animation uses simple language to demonstrate free fall. It explains how to set up your personal fall arrest system to minimize free fall when using a full body harness and lanyard.
ABCS is introducing their new 3D character named “Abel Wiseman” who is wearing a full-body harness, shock absorbing lanyard, and connected directly to an anchor located on an I-beam. With the assistance of ABCS’s Abel Wiseman, you’ll see how easy it is to calculate your free fall distance without the use of complicated formulas and acronyms.
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Great thanks
I had trouble completing the maneuver shown at @ 3:54 . Any arm lengthening tips?
so in summary its better to tie off at equal or a higher hight??
@cameronhacault6832
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Yes
The median height leading to death is about 49 feet (15 meters), or about 4 to 5 storeys. 100% of victims die after falling 85 feet (25 meters), or about 8 storeys. Obviously, the 100% figure is incorrect as there have been individual people who survived higher falls
@ANONANONANON240
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33,330 ft is the furthest fall someone has survived. Vesna Vulović , a Serbian flight attendant.
Put a little humor in it and people will pay attention,all he is missing is a large boot to kick him off the edge.