SR EN ISO 13850:2008

Securitatea mainilor. Oprire de urgen. Principii de proiectare

RezumatAcest standard precizeaz cerine funcionale i principii de proiectare pentru funcia de oprire de urgen la maini, independent de tipul de energie utilizat pentru a comanda funcia.

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Gives requirements for the emergency stop function of a machine,whatever the energy used may be: Once the emergency stop command has been generated duringactuation of the Emergency Stop device, the command shall bemaintained by latching means. The emergency stop commandshall be maintained until the device is reset (disengaged). Itshall not be possible for the device to engage withoutgenerating the stop command. [paraphrased] In case of a failure in the emergency stop device (including theengagement means), generation of the stop command shallhave priority over the engagement means. [paraphrased]

SR EN 418:1996 (Standard Inlocuit)

Securitatea mainilor. Echipament pentru oprirea de urgen, aspecte funcionale. Principii de proiectare

RezumatStandardul stabileste principiile generale de proiectare pentru echipamentul de oprire de urgenta pentru ca securitatea masinilor sa fie integrata fazei de conceptie a acestora

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Gives requirements for the emergency stop function of a machine(EN418 / 4.1.11 corresponds to ISO 13850 / 4.4.4).In addition to the ISO 13850 requirements above, EN418 morespecifically states: Any action on the device which results in generating theemergency stop command shall also result in the latching-in ofthe device so that when the action on the device isdiscontinued, the emergency stop command continues to bemaintained until the control device is reset (unlatched).

Emergency Shutdown SystemA safety shutdown system comprising detection, signaling and logical control, valves and actuators, which can, in tandem with alarm and direct control mechanisms, enable the safe and effective shutdown of plant and machinery in a controlled manner.Source: APIRP 2FB, Recommended Practice for the Design of Offshore Facilities Against Fire and Blast Loading, First Edition, April 2006. Global Standards