XCMG XE17U, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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2.7 How to act in dangerous situations
In the event that current is conducted to the machine from coming into contact with a power line, the
current is distributed from the point of entry in the earth.
The voltage decreases according to a funnel-shaped curve - a resistance area is formed.
The machine contacts with the power supply line
First response
– Remain calm .
– Alert the relevant power supply company.
– Do not leave the cabin :
• Remaining in the closed cabin is relatively safe as it acts as a Faraday cage.
• Only evacuate the cabin in case of fire.
– If the control machine is still functioning:
• Move the machine out of the danger area.
– Remain in the cabin until current is no longer being conducted through the machine.
Leaving the machine
– Never touch the machine’s live parts (ropes, load, crawlers, etc) when touching the
ground.
– Jump in a direction that avoids any contact with live parts.
– Jump to a safe distance from the machine and land on both feet at the same time.
– Land on both feet at the same time with legs closed (do not straddle).
– Never hold on to the machine or any live parts.
– Jump away on both feet with both legs pressed together.
– While jumping away, keep well clear of any live parts.
1. First Aid
2. Alert emergency services
3. Leave the personnel rescue to the professionals!
Assure medical attention after electrical accidents. The person affected may
experience symptoms of an irregular heartbeat some time after the accident.
Fire
First response
– Incorrect behavior in case of fire
– Danger of backlash!
– Even if the fire appears to be extinguished, leaking fuel or oil coming in contact
– with hot components may reignite
–
Shut off the engine.
– Alert the emergency services.
– Move people out of the danger zone,
– Perform first aid if required
– Only start to fight the fire if there is no risk to your personal safety .
Fire Fighting
- Fire Classes Requirements:
– Appropriate extinguishers must be used!
– If unsuitable extinguishers are used, they may be ineffective or even lead to
additional hazards.
– Use extinguishers matching the fire class/combusted material (see symbols on
the left)
• A = Solid organic materials
• B = Liquids and liquefying materials
• C = Gases and other vapors
• D = Metals