Help Minimum safe working load of soap. Minimum breaking?

[tinyfox]

Could you please tell me what the minimum breaking strength of the rope for the FSH should be? In kilograms or kilonewtons. Thank you

 

[adamantc]

Could you please tell me what the minimum breaking strength of the rope for the FSH should be? In kilograms or kilonewtons. Thank you

Minimum should be 3-4x your body weight. It's best to go above this significantly for safety. Other factors such as comfort and suppleness are also important to consider.

 

[tinyfox]

Thanks. I'm finding with AI next information
How is it measured?

The breaking strength of a rope is measured in newtons (N) or kilonewtons (kN), where 1 kN ≈ 100 kg of static load.

What strength is needed for a person

To reliably support a person's weight (80–100 kg), taking into account knots and jerks, a rope with a breaking strength of at least 22 kN (about 2,200 kg) is required.

Ideally, I need to buy a rope with a breaking strength of 20 kN or 2,000 kg?

 

[hdead]

That's ridiculous. You won't need a rope rated for 22kN. Something in the range of 5-10kN is more than enough to support your thrashing around, for sure.

Find a 10mm static(nylon)rope. Most of which are rated for 9kN and above, and you're set.

 

[tinyfox]

That's ridiculous. You won't need a rope rated for 22kN. Something in the range of 5-10kN is more than enough to support your thrashing around, for sure.

Find a 10mm static(nylon)rope. Most of which are rated for 9kN and above, and you're set.

Thank you very much. I already have a 10 mm synthetic rope with a core; visually, it should definitely be long enough. Well, I started looking into the specs and got a little confused by the ratings—specifically, what to look for:

MBL (Minimum Breaking Load) 5–10 kN
And
WLL (Working Load Limit) 100–200 kg
? Thanks
My weight 60kg