Overland Conveyor System Sample Clauses

Overland Conveyor System. The works is all maintenance (mechanical, electrical, instrumentation and civil), condition monitoring, supervision, Equipment, Plant and Materials and labour required for the day-to-day maintenance of the:  Overland coal conveyor system (includes the sampling plant) connecting the South plant of Ifalethu (South 32) mine and the staithes 1 and 2 of Duvha Power Station. This includes all auxiliaries of these systems.  On Terrace Stock-pile (OTS) conveyor system connecting the reclaim system and the staithes of Duvha Power Station. The scope includes removal of damaged/old parts or components and replace with new of similar specifications, model and type. All damaged/old parts must be disposed accordingly as per Duvha P/S waste management procedure. The overland conveyor system consist of transfer houses, lifting equipment, substations, 16 conveyor belts of varying lengths, approximately 18 km long in total, viz:  Sampling plant  Conveyors 2A & 2B;  Conveyors 3A & 3B;  Conveyors 4A & 4B;  Conveyors 5A & 5B;  Conveyors 6A & 6B;  Conveyors 7A & 7B;  Conveyors 8A & 8B;  Link Conveyor 8 A & B to 6 A & B  Emergency off-loading conveyor
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Overland Conveyor System. The overland coal conveyor system has been in operation since 1980.The overland coal conveyor systems delivers between 600 kt/month and 1 300 kt/month per belt to the Employer. The belt running times and coaling intervals are controlled by the Duvha Power Station Operating Contractor interfacing with the Duvha Power Station and Ifalethu Mine.
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Overland Conveyor System. All Overland conveyors are controlled remotely by the Duvha Power Station Operating Contractor, using a SCADA system. Duvha Power Station Operating Contractor also does all local operating. All the Contractor’s personnel, maintenance are in constant 2-way radio (supplied by the Contractor) contact with Duvha Power Station Operating Contractor. All permits are issued and revoked with the approval of the Duvha Power Station Operating Contractor
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