Belt feeder Conveyor Sample Clauses

Belt feeder Conveyor. (Section 6.4.4 is priced as a take-out option to be decided by the Employer) The scope of work for the Belt feeder Conveyor below the tippler includes the following: Belt feeder:  Supply and Installation of all the skirting rubber and skirt clamps at the discharge of the coal xxxxxx onto the belt feeder. (Removal of current skirts is part of scope).  Supply and Installation of all the carry, return and transition idler rolls. Any damaged frames must also be replaced. (An assessment to be done on the Site visit). Removal of existing idler rolls is part of scope.  Supply and installation of belt cleaning devices.  Design, supply and installation of the new block type rail cleaners at the front and rear wheel sets as well as V type rail cleaners at the intermediate wheels to ensure the rail path is clear of any material when the belt feeder moves.  Supply and Installation of new rail clips on the current belt feeder rail.  Design, supply and installation of the belt feeder head chute. Contractor to submit take- out price for installation.  Design, supply and installation of the receiving chutes of 02-EAB-21 and 02-EAB-22. Contractor to submit take-out price for installation.  Supply and Installation of new skirting rubber and skirt clamps on the receiving chute of 02-EAB-21 and /02-EAB-22.  Supply and Installation of new instrumentation on the belt feeder which includes: o Pull key switches and pull cords according to Eskom Specification o Block chute detectors o Misalignment switches o Speed switches.  Replacement of current conveyor belting on the belt feeder.  Repair structure if required.  The Belt feeder Conveyor basement is equipped with a fresh air ventilation system. (Negative and positive air supply.) The Contractor must inspect and redesign this system to a working condition. The positive pressure side system operates via a filter intake system whilst the negative suction system operates via a louvre ventilation outlet. It must further be noted that during construction/overhaul of this area provision for temporary fresh air supply will need to be made. This aspect also needs to be addressed in the Contractors’ job risk assessments. (refer to Health and Safety requirements).
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Belt feeder Conveyor a. Currently all detection in the Tippler area interfaces to a Ziton ZP5 fire panel in the Workshop and Stores area. Due to the long distance, many of the detectors are not picked up by the ZP5 panel. All the detection in the Tippler area is required to interface to the ZP3 panel in the Tippler control room.
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