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The South African Institute of Materials Handling

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The South African Institute of Materials Handling (SAIMH) is a Non-Profit organisation set up with an objective to encourage the transfer of knowledge associated within the fields of Bulk Materials Handling (conveyors, stacker, reclaimers, tipplers, train loading systems, etc.) through a combination of seminars and networking sessions.

The SAIMH is made up of professional engineers, each practising their trade in a variety of organisations who volunteer their time to execute the SAIMH’s objective. The main aim is thus to promote the advancement of the art, science, theory and practice of the Bulk Materials Handling principles and techniques.

Company Affliates as at October 2015 Afripp Projects cc Brelko Conveyor Products (Pty) Ltd Bulkcon CPM Engineering CT Systems cc Conveyor Watch (Pty) Ltd David Brown Gear lndustries (Pty) Ltd ELB Engineering Services (Pty) Ltd Engicon Systems (Pty) Ltd Facet Engineering cc Flexco (SA) (Pty) Ltd

Hagglunds Drives SA (Pty) Ltd Hansen Transmissions SA (Pty) Ltd Hatch Goba (Pty) Ltd lllustech J & A Engineering Services Kimrae Engineering Prolects Loadtech Load Cells (Pty) Ltd MacsteelVRN Martin Engineering Melco Conveyor Equipment Morris Material Handling SA (Pty) Ltd

Osborn Engineered Products (Pty)Ltd PD Engineering Services cc PH Projects Holdings (Pty) Ltd Rio Carb (Pty) Ltd Sandvik Materials Handling Africa Screw Conveyors & Material Handling Senet SEW Eurodrive Spar Western Cape SSAB South Africa (Pty) Ltd Tenova Zest Electric Motors (Pty) Ltd

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LIFTING EQUIPMENT ENGINEERING ASSOCIATION OF SA

LEEASA, formed in 2003, is a division of the Chamber of Engineering Technology (COET), a non-profit organisation. The association’s objectives include, but are not limited to: the transfer of knowledge and training within the field of the Lifting Industry, to improve safety, promote the use of standards and to promote Professional and Ethical practices.

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t is represented on the Engineering Council of South Africa (ECSA) and a number of ECSA committees as well as on various task teams at the South African Bureau of Standards (SABS).

What’s in it for you:

As an Individual member who is registered as a Lifting Machinery Inspector (LMI), you may qualify for any concessionary fee granted by ECSA (this could save you over R1 000 a year).

ECSA registered COET / LEEASA members are awarded one Continuing Professional Development (CPD) credit in category

3 each year. CPD is an ECSA requirement to retain registration.

Members obtain a discount on training and seminars validated by the association, especially useful in earning ECSA CPD credits.

Members benefit from the collective power of a recognised and established association and collective co-ordination in dealing with authorities in policy making and matters concerning the industry.

LEEASA has some 500 members (Individuals and Companies).

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Plied Belting

Figure 1. Recommended measurements for plied belting

Figure 2. Common splice pattern Stage 1

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Minimum step lengths shall be in accordance with Table 1.

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Belt class 160

3 4 5 6 Minimum splice step lengths Number of plies per belt Splice allowance a 2 3 4 5 B 300

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B

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250

250 315 400 500 630 800 1000 1250 1400 1600 2000 2500

B B B A A A A

300 300 300 250 300 400 500

250 250 250 250 300 400 400 450 450

250 250 250 250 250 300 400 400 450 450 450

250 250 250 250 300 300 400 400 450 450

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Table 1. Class of belt and step lengths

The number of stages per class of belt shall be in accordance with Table 2.

Figure 3. Common splice pattern Stage 2

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Class

Number of stages

Minimum step length

Butt gaps

Transition zone

St500

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mm, min.

mm, min.

mm, min.

550

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St630

1

550

-

50

St800

1

550

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50

St1000

1

700

-

75

St1250

1

700

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75

St1400

1

850

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100

St1600

1

850

-

100

St2000

2

550

25

125

St2500

2

700

25

125

St3150

2

900

25

150

St4000

*

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*

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St5000

*

*

*

*

St6300

*

*

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*

* Obtain information from the belt manufacturer.

Figure 4. Common splice pattern Stage 3

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Table 2. Class of belt and stages

Figure 5. Example of a splice pattern

Figure 6. Splice pattern diagram

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Minimum finger lengths shall be in accordance with Table 3.

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Class

Number of stages

Minimum step length

Butt gaps

Transition zone

mm, min.

mm, min.

mm, min.

St500

1

550

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50

St630

1

550

-

50

St800

1

550

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50

St1000

1

700

-

75

St1250

1

700

-

75

St1400

1

850

-

100

St1600

1

850

-

100

St2000

2

550

25

125

St2500

2

700

25

125

St3150

2

900

25

150

St4000

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*

*

*

St5000

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*

*

*

St6300

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Tension Rating kN/M

Finger Length min (mm)

Finger Base min (mm)

630 800 1 000 1 250 1 400 1 600 1 800

600 750 900 1 100 1 300 1 500 1 700

50 50 50 50 50 50 50

Table 3. Minimum finger lengths

* Obtain information from the belt manufacturer.

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Figure20. Diagram for use in the measurement of floppy edges

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A traditional ceremony was held to evoke the spirits of the ancestors and natives of the region attended by high dignitaries of the Provincial Government, City Council, Gas industry, contractors, customers and Engen International Business Division.

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A trusted industry leader For 90 years, SCAW, a South African industry leader, has been a preferred supplier to the lifting and rigging industry.

From wire & strand products, Haggie® Steel Wire Rope, chain products aswell as fittings and attachments, Scaw continues to design and deliver the highest quality products to customer specifications.

Highly qualified teams with extensive experience in all aspects of the application of our products are on call to advise and support the selection, handling, installation and maintenance of products vital to driving safety, productivity and profit in the lifting and rigging industry.

www.scaw.co.za

Proud Manufacturers of Haggie Products & McKinnon Chain

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