AS/NZS 4024.3614:2015
Safety of machinery - Part 3614: Conveyors - Mobile and transportable conveyors
Provides safety measures to be implemented for the lifecycle of conveyors and conveyor systems, both above ground and underground and sets out the necessary risk control measures against hazards experienced by operators of such plant. The requirements of this standard apply to mobile and transportable conveyors and are intended to be used by all persons conducting a business or undertaking in relation to such conveyors and include designers, manufacturers, suppliers, installers, users and owners of conveyors or conveyor systems.
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PREFACE
CONTENTS
SECTION 1 SCOPE AND GENERAL
1.1 SCOPE
1.2 APPLICATION
1.3 REFERENCED DOCUMENTS
1.4 DEFINITIONS
1.4.1 Mobile conveyor
1.4.2 Transportable conveyor
SECTION 2 DESIGN AND MANUFACTURE
2.1 DESIGN RISK ASSESSMENT
2.1.1 Characteristics of mobile and transportable conveyors
2.1.2 Lifecycle hazards
2.2 UNINTENDED MOVEMENT
2.2.1 Luffing (raising and lowering) systems
2.2.2 Slewing systems
2.2.3 Travelling and parking brakes
2.2.4 Locking against movement
2.2.5 Loss of power
2.3 STABILITY
2.3.1 General
2.3.2 Margin of stability
2.3.3 Tyres
2.3.4 Stability testing
2.3.5 Runways
2.4 ATTACHMENT POINTS FOR TOWING
2.5 WINCHES AND ROPES
2.5.1 Wire ropes
2.5.2 Winches
2.5.3 Attachment criteria
2.5.4 Minimum diameter
2.5.5 Load equalization
2.5.6 Anchorage
2.6 BOOM
2.6.1 Minimum approach
2.6.2 Separation from drive
2.7 POWER TRANSMISSION
2.7.1 Internal combustion engine
2.7.2 Tooth or dog clutches
2.8 ELECTRICAL CABLES
2.9 CONVEYOR CONTROL
2.10 EMERGENCY STOP
2.11 WARNINGS AND INFORMATION
2.11.1 Movement of transportable conveyors
2.11.2 Movement of mobile conveyors
2.11.3 Overhead power
2.11.4 Information plate
2.12 GUARDING
2.12.1 Operability and maintainability
2.12.2 Locations to be guarded
2.12.3 Fixed distance or fence type guards
2.12.4 Readily removable guards
SECTION 3 TRANSPORT, COMMISSIONING AND OPERATION
3.1 OVERHEAD POWERLINES
3.1.1 Safety distances between mobile equipment and overhead powerlines
3.1.2 Safety distances for operating near overhead powerlines
3.2 COMISSIONING
3.3 OPERATION
SECTION 4 MAINTENANCE
4.1 GENERAL
4.2 MAINTENANCE DOCUMENTATION
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References
Safety of machinery - Part 3611: Conveyors - Belt conveyors for bulk materials handling
Safety of machinery - Part 3612: Conveyors - Chain conveyors and unit handling conveyors
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PREFACE
CONTENTS
SECTION 1 SCOPE AND GENERAL
1.1 SCOPE
1.2 APPLICATION
1.3 REFERENCED DOCUMENTS
1.4 DEFINITIONS
1.4.1 Mobile conveyor
1.4.2 Transportable conveyor
SECTION 2 DESIGN AND MANUFACTURE
2.1 DESIGN RISK ASSESSMENT
2.1.1 Characteristics of mobile and transportable conveyors
2.1.2 Lifecycle hazards
2.2 UNINTENDED MOVEMENT
2.2.1 Luffing (raising and lowering) systems
2.2.2 Slewing systems
2.2.3 Travelling and parking brakes
2.2.4 Locking against movement
2.2.5 Loss of power
2.3 STABILITY
2.3.1 General
2.3.2 Margin of stability
2.3.3 Tyres
2.3.4 Stability testing
2.3.5 Runways
2.4 ATTACHMENT POINTS FOR TOWING
2.5 WINCHES AND ROPES
2.5.1 Wire ropes
2.5.2 Winches
2.5.3 Attachment criteria
2.5.4 Minimum diameter
2.5.5 Load equalization
2.5.6 Anchorage
2.6 BOOM
2.6.1 Minimum approach
2.6.2 Separation from drive
2.7 POWER TRANSMISSION
2.7.1 Internal combustion engine
2.7.2 Tooth or dog clutches
2.8 ELECTRICAL CABLES
2.9 CONVEYOR CONTROL
2.10 EMERGENCY STOP
2.11 WARNINGS AND INFORMATION
2.11.1 Movement of transportable conveyors
2.11.2 Movement of mobile conveyors
2.11.3 Overhead power
2.11.4 Information plate
2.12 GUARDING
2.12.1 Operability and maintainability
2.12.2 Locations to be guarded
2.12.3 Fixed distance or fence type guards
2.12.4 Readily removable guards
SECTION 3 TRANSPORT, COMMISSIONING AND OPERATION
3.1 OVERHEAD POWERLINES
3.1.1 Safety distances between mobile equipment and overhead powerlines
3.1.2 Safety distances for operating near overhead powerlines
3.2 COMISSIONING
3.3 OPERATION
SECTION 4 MAINTENANCE
4.1 GENERAL
4.2 MAINTENANCE DOCUMENTATION
AS/NZS 4024.3614:2015
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