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Table 6: Residual risks
Life stage
)
, Location
1
Between WT and section/curve
1
2
module
9
21
Between WT and V-rail
2
2
9
21
Between WT rollers and slide
3
2
rail
9
21
Between WT tip guard
4
2
(discharger brush) and V-rail
9
21
Between WTs
5
2
9
21
6
2
WT, collision with body part
9
21
7
2
WT, uncontrolled
9
ejection/falling
21
Section/curve module surface
8
2
9
21
9
2
Around the entire system
9
21
1 Life stages of the machine according to EN 12100 Section 5.4 a /b (No. 1–27), Section 5.4 a (see Page 105).
1, 2, 3, 4
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8.2 Residual risks
Situation
Crushing and loss of
body parts
Crushing and loss of
body parts, impact
Touching hot surfaces
over 65 °C
Trapping of body parts
by falling parts
5
6, 7
8
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Hazard
Action
Crushing/
Keep hands out of the system while it
dismemberment
is running.
Secure access to work areas, e.g.
with a locking guard as defined in
DIN EN ISO 14120
(PLr = d per zDIN EN ISO 13849).
Crushing/
Keep hands out of the system while it
dismemberment/
is running.
impact
Secure access to work areas, e.g.
with a locking guard as defined in
DIN EN ISO 14120
(PLr = d per DIN EN ISO 13849).
Burning
Keep hands out of the system while it
is running.
Secure access to work areas, e.g.
with a locking guard as defined in
DIN EN ISO 14120
(PLr = d per DIN EN ISO 13849).
Crushing
Observe max. load specifications
and process force. See Section 16
Technical data.
Keep hands out of the system while it
is running.
Secure access to work areas, e.g.
with a locking guard as defined in
DIN EN ISO 14120
(PLr = d per DIN EN ISO 13849).
9
557 186-199
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