In principle, how much wind speed should the stacker be considered to stop the operation for operational safety considerations?

Operational safety considerations when working with stackers are crucial, particularly in environments where wind can affect stability and control. A wind speed of 30 km/h is recognized as a threshold where safety becomes a significant concern.

At this wind speed, the risk of losing control of the stacker increases, as the lifting mechanisms and the stability of the equipment may be compromised. Wind can cause swaying of the load and the stacker itself, potentially leading to accidents or tipping.

Thus, when conditions reach or exceed 30 km/h, it is prudent to halt operations to prevent incidents that could harm operators or bystanders and damage the equipment. This guideline is generally informed by recommendations from safety regulations and best practices in the industry, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a safe working environment.