Overland Conveyors Sample Clauses

Overland Conveyors. The Works to be supplied by the Contractor on the extended section of both the existing overland conveyors (02ECAB12 and 02ECA22) and shall comprise: The Contractor:
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Overland Conveyors. The list of protection devices supplied and installed on the extended overland conveyors as part of the Works includes:  8 x Pull-keys, 2 on both the left and right side of each overland conveyor extension. The pull- keys will be spaced at 45.0 m intervals and the overland conveyors are accessible from both sides.  2 x Belt-alignment switches, one at tail-end of each of the overland conveyors.  2 x Belt-tear detectors, one at the tail-end of each of the overland conveyors.  4 x Belt-rip detectors, one at the tail-end of each of the overland conveyors  2 x Extensions of existing fire detection systems including primary devices, one on each of the overland conveyor extensions (see section 6.7.5.9.2 for related scope).  2 x Start-up sirens and strobes, one at the tail-end of each of the overland conveyors. The list of 3rd party devices or systems interfaced to as part of the Works includes:  1 x Mobile feeder The following Plant and Material are installed on the overland conveyor extensions. The Contractor verifies the design and the Plant and Material’s fitness for purpose and completes the design, installation and commissioning:  C&I Cable racking  8 x Pull-keys and cabling, two on both the left hand side and right hand side of each of the overland conveyors  6 x Primary devices, three per overland conveyor  2 x Start-up sirens and strobes, one at the tail-end of each of the overland conveyors  2 x Drive-pulley slip detector and JB, one per overland conveyor  2 x Gearbox instrumentation JB, one per overland conveyor  2 x Transfer tower instrumentation JB, one per overland conveyor  2 x Local control stations, one per overland conveyor. These local control stations have water ingress. The Contractor verifies IP rating as part of verification of Plant and Materials.
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Overland Conveyors a. The list of protection devices supplied and installed on the extended overland conveyors as part of the Works includes:  8 x Pull-keys, 2 on both the left and right side of each overland conveyor extension. The pull- keys will be spaced at 45.0 m intervals and the overland conveyors are accessible from both sides.  2 x Belt-alignment switches, one at tail-end of each of the overland conveyors.  2 x Belt-tear detectors, one at the tail-end of each of the overland conveyors.  4 x Belt-rip detectors, one at the tail-end of each of the overland conveyors  2 x Extensions of existing fire detection systems including primary devices, one on each of the overland conveyor extensions (see section 6.7.5.9.2 for related scope).  2 x Start-up sirens and strobes, one at the tail-end of each of the overland conveyors.
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