DS DS/EN 12927-2 Safety requirements for cableway installations designed to carry persons - Ropes - Part 2: Safety factors

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Title
Safety requirements for cableway installations designed to carry persons - Ropes - Part 2: Safety factors

Sikkerhedskrav til passagertransport med tovbaner - Tov - Del 2: Sikkerhedsfaktorer

Dansk Standard

Publication Date:
Nov 4, 2004

Scope:

This part of prEN 12927 specifies the safety requirements applicable for safety factors for steel wire ropes (tensile safety factor, bending ratio and transverse force factors) for installations for passenger transportation by rope. This standard is applicable to the various types of installations and takes into account their environment.
This part of prEN 12927 does not apply to brake ropes.
Some requirements concern synthetic ropes.
The requirements relating to the protection of workers are not included in this standard.
It does not apply to ropes for installations used for the transportation of goods, nor to inclined lifts.

Keywords:

ACCIDENT PREVENTION
BENDING BEHAVIOUR
CABLE RAILWAYS
DEFINITION
DEFINITIONS
DRAG LIFTS
FACTOR OF SAFETY
HAZARDS
MAINTENANCE
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
PASSENGER TRAFFIC
ROPE FIXTURE
ROPES
SAFETY
SAFETY REQUIREMENTS
SELECTION
SPECIFICATION (APPROVAL)
STEEL CORDS
STEEL-WIRE ROPES
TESTING
TRANSVERSE FORCE
VOLTAGE
SPECIFICATIONS
WIRE ROPE

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