Page 1: Initial questions

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location

  • Checking position
  • CP NUMBER

Page 2: MECHANICAL

DRIVES

  • Is the conveyor mounted on correct line position according to the layout?

  • Is the conveyor mounted in correct direction? Conveyor must be mounted according to direction of flow.

  • Is the conveyor firmly fixed in place and the construction is rigid?

  • Transition between conveyors is aligned and overlaps are correct

  • Base anchor bolts: all fasteners must be verified or audited as secure and stable with a black permanent marker alignment line down the nut and across the base

  • Threads are not extended more than 25mm above the hex nut. (Measure all, but record all incorrect values)

  • Supports and tensioners are set correctly

  • All components for installation are available/delivered

  • Are all components installed and properly fixed?

  • Measuring device (i.e. Gauges, reducers) are mounted correctly, securelly and accessible for reading

  • Pressure regulator allow adjustments and has set point clearly marked

  • Air piping/tubing routed properly, no damage or possible contact with movable parts

  • All grease points are accessible without removing covers

  • If auto-lubrication system installed, it is possible to inspect it for leaks

  • Free of excessive noise

  • No overheating while operating

  • Sprockets are aligned

  • All rollers installed (no missing roller) and moving properly, no damage of bearings or oil leak

  • Check if correct torque is used to mount the screws/nuts

  • Measure the torque in 1 place at least, record the value

  • Correct motors installed (acc. to drawing), correct power

  • Review pulleys and transmission belts. No damage, cracks.

  • Record serial number of all installed motors and their positions to Critical material tracking sheet

  • Record serial number of all installed gearboxes and their positions to Critical material tracking sheet

Belt Conveyor / BMB / TS 1100 / TS 1110 / TS 1200 / TS 1208 / TS 1600 / TS 6200 / TS 6565

  • Belt is tracking properly on top of the conveyor<br>(belts are to be no less than 5mm from side guide), belt properly alligned

  • Review pulleys and transmission belts. Belts properly tensioned, value marked on the label.<br>Record value of tension roller position

  • Return side of belts should not be rubbing the side frames<br>(the belts should not overhand the pulleys)

  • Belts is routed properly through the drives, take-ups, etc.

  • Belt is cutted under correct angle (according to specification). Measure and record angle of cut

  • Conveyor belt is properly tensioned. Record the value

  • Timing belt (Drive belt) is properly tensioned. Record the value

  • Verify Direction of Flow (see arrows on conveyor)

  • Speed of belt is within specification. Record the speed.

TS 2100 / TS 2111 / TS 2730 / TS 2732 / TS 2733 / TS 2734 / TS 2960 / TS 2964 / TS 3100 / TS 4800

  • Conveyor Beds - Aligned, level and secured

  • Accumulation pressure is adjusted according to requirements

  • Correct type of belt is installed (V-Belt X Round Belt)

  • Drive belt should not be twisted

  • Drive belt is not shave (be aware of black debries)

  • Drive belt should not make a “popping or squeaking” sound on start up

  • Pulley bearing check – all pulleys on bearing should run smoothly without noise and vibration. Check manual spin

  • Are all swivels installed? (No missing swivel bar, no missing wheel)

  • All the swivel wheels are moving properly

  • Verify Direction of Flow

  • Speed is within specification. Record measured speed.

  • All Photo Eye’s installed, are working and on target

Page 3: ELECTRICAL

GENERAL ELECTRICAL CHECK

  • Electrical installation layout/drawings available

  • All components for installation are available/delivered

  • All components for installation are installed and properly secured

  • Conveyors are grounded to PE bar in MP and interconnected (see installation guide for instructions).

  • All groundings connected to metal (not on painting etc.)

  • Earthing: The resistance between the PE terminal (see 5.2 and Figure 4) and relevant points that are part of the protective bonding circuit shall be measured with a current between at least 0,2 A and approximately 10 A derived from an electrically separated supply source

  • All measurement protocols are done (according to IEC and local standards)

  • Belt tracking and tensioning positions are not blocked by containment or support brackets

  • Electrical enclosure is free from any fluid handling systems (i.e. pneumatics, hydraulics)

  • Record serial number of all installed encoders and their positions to Critical material tracking sheet

  • Record serial number of all installed VFDs and their positions to Critical material tracking sheet

Main panel

  • Positioned and fixed as per area layout with no visible external damage

  • Kick plates, corner covers, fan cover and lifting eyes are fitted

  • Signal column and beacon are fitted

  • All required labels are installed (example: 400V Warning label, Isolation Warning label, Traffolyte identification label etc)

  • Equipotential bond from the cabinet earth bar to the area cable containment are installed

  • Equipotential bonds from the cabinet frame to the cabinet doors are fitted

  • No missing components

  • Field cables are terminated, all spare cores have the ends insulated, cable sheath markers are fitted

  • Unused cable glands are removed and replaced with blanking plugs

  • Trunking covers are present and fitted

  • Clean, free of debris and combustible material

  • Provide a safety measurement record of Live Test of AC Branches with certified measurement device (record shall be provided by Authorised person)

  • Provide a safety measurement record of Dead Test of AC branches with certified measurement device (record shall be provided by Authorised person)

  • Provide a safety measurement record of main cable feeding our MP from customers MDP (main distribution panel) (record shall be provided by Authorised person)

  • Provide a callibration certification of the measuring devices (electronicaly)

Cable trays

  • Routes are installed as per specifications; all deviations are approved by the HW EM Site Supervisor

  • All cable trays are securely fixed and lidded throughout

  • Support brackets / threaded rods are filed and painted at cut edges, end caps are fitted

  • Clean, free of debris and combustible material

  • Cable tray is grounded with an earth strap ≧6mm2

  • Edging strip fitted at point of contact with cables, filed and painted at cut edges. The edges of cable tray edges should be protected not to cut the cables

Cables

  • Cables are segregated as per drawings and the installation standard

  • Wraps are trimmed with no sharp edges

  • Cables are undamaged, with no cuts in the cable or core insulation. No exposed conductors.

  • Cables are terminated neatly (spare length kept to the minimum) using the correctly sized ferrules. All spare cores are fitted with sleeves at their bare ends

  • Sheath markers are fitted to both ends of all cables with the text reading away from the gland or terminal

  • Uniform cabling methods are used for similar situations with all cables securely tied to the containment as required, cable bend radius are not tight

  • Field cables are terminated, all spare cores have the ends insulated, cable sheath markers are fitted

  • MDR motor cables are not in contact with belt

Panels installation

  • Positioned and installed as per the mechanical installation layouts, deviations are approved by the HW EM Site Supervisor

  • No visible external damage

  • All required labels are installed

  • Local Cabinets are equipotentially bonded with cable containment by means of an earth-strap ≧6mm2

  • All unused cable glands are removed and replaced with blanking plugs

  • Clean, free of debris and combustible material

Field Kit installation

  • Connectors to field devices are secure (PEC’s/Proximity switches)

  • Legends fitted to all control switches, push buttons and indicators

  • Pen marks and temporary tape labels have been removed

Profinet and communication Installation

  • Cable segregated from all power cables by means of barriers

  • Minimum length of cable between nodes ≥ 1m

  • Segment lengths are within the specification / schematics

  • Cables do not run parallel to power cables inside cabinets

  • All terminators are set as per the schematics

  • Network Report completed

Page 4: SAFETY & APPEARANCE

GUARDING

  • Belt/Chain drive guards installed & free of damage

  • Pinch point on the conveyor - no overlap

  • Exposed rotating devices covered

  • All finger guards installed

  • Max. gap of 5 mm between fingerguard and movable part allowed

  • All covers (bottom cover etc.) installed

  • Guards and covers fixed with all the bolts, no missing bolts

  • No loose hardware (screws, nuts etc. remains in conveyor)

SIDE GUIDE

  • Guide rail lapped correctly

  • Correct side guide rail installed

  • Guide rail installed straight

  • Guide rail transitioned correctly

  • Cut sections are clean, straight & touched up

  • Guide rail free of sharp edges

  • Guide rail has proper hardware & connections

  • Max. gap of 5 mm between sideguard and movable part allowed

ALIGNED LEVEL & SECURED

  • Conveyor is installed straight, it does not walk/bow

  • Conveyor is installed level or angled continuous (acc to the product specification). Record value

  • Conveyor is racked properly

  • Conveyor supports are plumb, anchored, proper bracing and proper locations

  • Conveyor to conveyor transitions are set to proper heights

APPEARANCE

  • Conveyor contains no damaged parts

  • Conveyor does not have scratches paint

  • Touch up paint matches original paint

  • Conveyors are not dirty

  • Conveyors do not have sharpie or other markings

  • Conveyor is in "New" condition

  • No leakage on motors/gearboxes. Check flanges, vents etc.

Page 5: PRODUCT CONVEYANCE

PRODUCT CONVEYANCE GENERAL

  • All types of parcels (boxes, totes, envelopes, bags) flow smoothly through the conveyor, they don't touch any equipment (photoeyes etc.), they don't catch on or jam over.

  • All types and sizes of parcels are diverted fully and correctly

ACCUMULATION CONVEYOR

  • Does the product stay edge aligned

  • Does the product accumulate correctly (No excessive line pressure. No large gaps between product)

  • Does the product restart correctly (No delay when the zone turns on)

  • Does the product stop correctly (Product does not over shoot zone. Product does not "crash" into product downstream)

  • When accumulating does product become "skewed" to the correct side (brings boxes to the right or left of the conveyor)

DIVERTING

  • Are all types of parcel diverted properly?

GRAVITY

  • Does the light small product make it down <br>the line when starting from a stopped position?

  • Does the product "rock" due to roller/skate wheels centers?

  • All types and sizes of parcels slide freely from infeed to outfeed of chute

  • Infeed of spiral vonveyor is lower than proceeding conveyor

  • Output of spiral conveyor is higher than following conveyor

LIFT-UP CONVEYORS

  • Does all types of parcels move properly, parcels don't stuck

  • The parcels stay on their place when conveyor stops

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