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Prefered method for calculating "Dynamic Loads"

Prefered method for calculating "Dynamic Loads"

Prefered method for calculating "Dynamic Loads"

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ANSI A92.2-2001 (vehicle mounted aerial lifts) states that stress calculations must account for dynamic loads but does not require a particular method to be used to calculate the dynamic loads.

Devising a complicated method is easy (which I have already done), but I am hoping for something a lot simpler.  Is there a "common practice" or "preferred method" to calculating the dynamic loads?

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