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Pinch Drive and Power Pack Pre Start Checklist for Mines

by Apollo Lee, from the Community

This pre start checklist helps mining teams verify the safe operation of pinch drives and power packs used for belt pulling. It guides checks on working load limits, belt pull calculations, rotation direction, hydraulic systems including pumps, motors, hoses and cylinders, electrical cleanliness, oil levels, guards and fasteners, pulleys and lagging condition, tie down chains and counterweights, isolation procedures for electrical and hydraulic systems, pressure settings on tension chain assemblies, communication protocols with other equipment, and safe routing of power cables and oil lines. Includes space for test run verification, comments and sign off.

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