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8.3 Residual risks
Table 6: Residual risks
Life stage
1
)
, location Situation Hazard Action
1 2
9
21
Between WT and section/curve
module
Crushing and shearing
of body parts
Crushing/
shearing
Keep hands out of the running system.
Provide access locks in work areas
e.g. by separating protective equipment
in accordance with DIN ISO EN 14120
with guard-locking (PLr = d in
accordance with DIN EN ISO 13849).
2 2
9
21
Between WT and upper V-rail
3 2
9
21
Between WT castors and
slide rail
4 2
9
21
Between WT tipping prevention
block (discharger brush) and
upper V-rail
5 2
9
21
Between WT and WT
6 2
9
21
WT, collision with body part Crushing and shearing
of body parts, knocks
Crushing/
shearing/knocks
Keep hands out of the running system.
Provide access locks in work areas
e.g. by separating protective equipment
in accordance with DIN ISO EN 14120
with guard-locking (PLr = d in
accordance with DIN EN ISO 13849).
7 2
9
21
WT, spontaneous ejection or
falling
8 2
9
21
- Surface of section/curve
module
- Electronic components in
the entire system
Touching hot surfaces
above 65 °C
Burning
Keep hands out of the running system.
Provide access locks in work areas
e.g. by separating protective equipment
in accordance with DIN ISO EN 14120
with guard-locking (PLr = d in
accordance with DIN EN ISO 13849).
9 2
9
21
In the entire area of the system Entrapment of body
parts caused by falling
parts
Crushing
Observe maximum loading
specifi cations and process force.
See chapter 16 Technical data.
Keep hands out of the running system.
Provide access locks in work areas
e.g. by separating protective equipment
in accordance with DIN ISO EN 14120
with guard-locking (PLr = d in
accordance with DIN EN ISO 13849).
1) Life stages of the machine according to DIN EN ISO 12100 Sect. 5.4 a /b (No. 1 -27), Sect. 5.4 a (see page 117)
5 6, 7
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1, 2, 3, 4
8
9
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