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Manual I-Boom 12

10. Waste Disposal

During assembly, maintenance, repair and dismantling of substances it is regulated by

rules and laws to responsibly and environmentally dispose of any waste.

Besides the local regulations and laws:

- Liquid pollutants such as oil, grease and toxic chemicals must never sink into the earth

or sewer.

- Waste oil and grease should be placed in a suitable tank.

Summary of Contents for I-BOOM 12

Page 1: ...utomatiseerd gegevensbestand of openbaar gemaakt in enige vorm of op enige wijze hetzij elektronisch mechanisch door fotokopie n opnamen of op enige andere manier zonder voorafgaande schriftelijke toe...

Page 2: ...ring business page 14 4 6 Suggestions for work on electrical page 14 5 Description of the machine 5 1 General page 16 5 2 Required Equipment page 16 5 2 1 Radio Control page 16 5 2 2 E meter page 16 5...

Page 3: ...Rotating frame page 23 7 10 Emergency page 23 7 11 Last disconnecting page 23 7 12 End of day page 23 8 Decommissioning 8 1 Emergency switch page 24 8 2 out of operation at the end of time page 24 8...

Page 4: ...ks with this machine All technical or technological information and posted drawings in this manual remain the property of BOMECON NIJKERK and may not be used without written permission The information...

Page 5: ...ed on our accumulated knowledge and information gathered so far We retain the right to make technical changes at any time within the limits of the rules set to the I boom related business No rights ca...

Page 6: ...by the owner of the I BOOM to perform special tasks such as installation operation maintenance service and cleaning repair and transport Engineer The Engineer is the person who was appointed by the o...

Page 7: ...nger of physical injury exists if the tool is operated by not properly trained staff that are unable to perform the job according to the rules and regulations set The operating instructions and the in...

Page 8: ...have demonstrated the skills to operate the tool and who can be trusted to perform the assigned work in a reliable and professional manner The owner or lessee must provide operating and maintenance pe...

Page 9: ...ous situations may occur therefore it is obliged to carry out this work only by trained personnel 4 3 Safety tips during Operation The operating staff is required to check the working of brakes and em...

Page 10: ...g personnel should each write operation of the tool to convince the fact that the system is in the prescribed safe operating condition and proper operation When stopping the tool eg noted deficiencies...

Page 11: ...urned off as long as the tool is stationary for maintenance and repair It is mandatory to ensure environmentally sound disposal of replaced parts and harmful substances used during repair 4 5 Suggesti...

Page 12: ...n maintenance and repairs are carried out as described must be disabled first For all loading parts first check if they are stress free The electrical equipment of the tool should be regularly inspect...

Page 13: ...e loading a person can operate the tool and when the tool is lifted to the top by the crane the person on the first floor of the tool can operate when unloading To avoid simultaneous action commands t...

Page 14: ...s up indicating that the tool can be operated 5 4 Counter Weight The counter weight can be adjusted using the transmitter As a result the horizontal position of the I Boom is determined This is depend...

Page 15: ...ds are secured so that accidental fall over fall apart slide or roll is avoided Hand excited loads may only be moved if the person who has placed the load has been given a clear signal by the owner or...

Page 16: ...rams The electrical installation of the tool can only function properly within the specified ambient temperatures 6 2 Purpose of the electrical installation of the tool The displacement of the counter...

Page 17: ...so new operating personnel during shift rotation Control switches may only be operated from the control position The tool must not be mounted above a heat source 7 2 Switching on the Tool Check that t...

Page 18: ...of the tool the fans are used The pushbutton with the icon arrow turns the tool clockwise and the icon arrow turns the tool counter clockwise 7 6 Swivel The left and right turning is done by pressing...

Page 19: ...resumed by lifting the Stop switch 7 11 Load disconnecting When disconnecting the load the cables at all times must be stress free 7 12 End of day At the end of the day the battery voltage must be mo...

Page 20: ...he transmitters and tool by pressing the STOP switch Then the switch of the tool and the contra ballast wagon is disabled Place the tool in a secure environment on bobbins so that damage is prevented...

Page 21: ...from motors especially the hoist motor B Clean the outside of the control panels to ensure no heat transfer problems C Check the emergency stop for proper operation D Check the condition of all cables...

Page 22: ...ous bodily injury or property damage can occur when Unauthorized removal of hedging Improper use of the tool Misoperation Inadequate maintenance Exceeding the maximum allowable load Working on parts t...

Page 23: ...bstances it is regulated by rules and laws to responsibly and environmentally dispose of any waste Besides the local regulations and laws Liquid pollutants such as oil grease and toxic chemicals must...

Page 24: ...es in the operating instructions for the components are indicated as a base With the influence of the structural ratio as conduction of sound through steel the bouncing of sound through the walls of t...

Page 25: ...ent or which may not exceed the unit during installation From 01 01 1996 all in circulation or decommissioned plants to meet the EMC Directive are marked with the EC Conformity CE Mark Basis of the De...