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restraint factor

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In air transport, a factor, normally expressed in multiples of the force of gravity, which determines the required strength of lashings and tie-downs to secure a particular load.


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Readers may find all the current restraint factors for highway, rail, maritime, and air in Department of Defense Interface Standard for Transportability Criteria, MIL--STD--1366E, paragraphs 5.
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If you cannot identify a chain's NSN or determine by its grade that it meets Federal specifications, do not use it unless you compute the chain's restraint factor based on grade 30 proof coil chain--a weak grade of chain.
 
 
 
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