Overland Conveyor Sample Clauses

Overland Conveyor. The Contractor provides the electrical maintenance, repairs and inspections in accordance with the details and inspection frequencies indicated below, including that which the Contractor stipulates in his Works Information. This includes removal of damaged/ old component from plant and replacing it with new component of the same specification, model and type. The Employer provides the power supply to the works. The Employer’s responsibilities end at the cable connections to the transformers in the transformer yards. The limits of the Contractor’s responsibilities with regard to power supply are depicted by drawing Appendix B: Overland Electrical System Layout 0.57/518 sheet 4 rev 2 as well as:  Sub Station 1, situated next to drive house 4 excluding PLCs  Sub Station 2, situated next to drive house 2 excluding PLCs  Emergency Offloading Sub Station, situated next to the boom conveyor  High mast lights  Sub- Station 3 situated next to 2A&B tail at the mine. The Contractor is responsible for the maintenance of the bus section the two incomers and the two transformers All safety circuits e.g. hooters, trip wires, under-speed switches, detrain switches, block chute detectors, emergency stops, local stops, take-up car limits and hydraulic coupling limit switches are tested and inspected for correct operation by the Contractor, at least once a month.
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Overland Conveyor a. The extension of the Overland Conveyor fire detection system interfaces to the existing Ziton system used on the Overland Conveyors and must be configured (in terms of zones etc…) in a similar manner to the current system, b. As a minimum, the Contractor provides the following for the extension of the Overland Conveyor fire detection system:  Ziton Fire panel,  1 x Visual ▇▇▇▇▇▇,  ▇ ▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇,  ▇▇ x Interface units, c. Linear heat cable, similar to what is currently used on the Overland Conveyors, is provided to detect fires on the Overland Conveyor, d. Junction boxes are provided as required, ▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ boxes for the linear heat cable along the length of the Overland Conveyors, to facilitate easy fault-finding and replacement of a portion cable, are provided as required, f. The extension of the fire detection system is standardised with the existing Ziton system on the Overland Conveyors, g. The extension of the fire detection system interfaces with the security panel (Ziton ZP3 panel) by connecting to the loop at Zone 8 of the Overland Conveyors. h. The Contractor programmes the Fire PC at EOD in Unit 1. i. Power is provided to the fire system. A power supply is available for this purpose, but the Contractor must not assume that the supply is clean. Suitable surge and dip protection is provided to ensure a stable, clean supply is provided to the fire system.
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