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CORREA DE SACRIFICIO

Correa de SacrificioTAG 31110-CTR-001 Equipos Auxiliares Asociados Tareas de Mantenimiento Relevantes


Capacidad 7046 tmph Enrollador de cinta Cambio de Poleas
Velocidad 2,5 m/s Tecle 15 t maniobras polea de cabeza Cambio de Cinta
Tipo de Cinta EP-1800 Cambio de Polines
Largo 45,5 m Cambio de Raspadores
Ancho 96” Cambio de Revestimientos del Chute de descarga
Numero de poleas 2
Polines de Carga xx
Polines de retorno x
Motor Eléctrico

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1.3 Diverse Lifting Equipment, Monorails and Hoists
31110-TCL-004
Electrical Hoist
(for Sacrificial Conveyor Head End)

31110-TCL-004
Electrical Hoist
(15t for Sacrificial Conveyor Head End)

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Maintainability Workshop (30%) Objectives & Agenda

1. 31640-GPT-001 Bridge Crane Tail 50 metric ton, 31640-GPT-002 Bridge Crane Head 50
metric ton, diverse lifting equipment operational areas and space
2. Disassembly and installation of feeding and discharge chutes of the transport system
(31110-ACT-001 Belt Feeder, 31110-CTR-001 Sacrificial Conveyor & 31640-CTR-001
Regenerative Conveyor)
3. Detailed disassembly and installation of main transfer chute from Sacrificial
Conveyor to Regenerative Conveyor (31110-CTR-001 Sacrificial Head End Chute),
Head End Chute DEM simulation videos
4. Belt installation and replacement (total and partial)
5. Main pulleys removal and installation
6. Reliability design considerations (indexing belt clamp description, belt rip detection,
antennas of the belt, LISTEC cables and maintenance vehicle)
7. Miscellaneous

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3.1 31110-CTR-001 Sacrificial Conveyor Head End Chute

31110-CTR-001 Sacrificial Conveyor Head End Chute


disassembly/assembly is broken down into three sections:

3.1.1 Upper Rock Box Removal


3.1.2 Middle Chutes Removal
3.1.3 Bottom Chute Removal
3.1.4 Spoon Removal
3.1.5 General

Note:
the removal of the Sacrificial Head Chute Hood is handled
under 5.4 31110-CTR-001-05 Head Pulley as well

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3.1.1 31110-CTR-001 Sacrificial Conveyor Head End Chute -
Upper Rock Box Removal
A. Animation / Images

Sacrificial Conveyor Head End Chute B. Maintenance of equipment (in situ)


Dust Hood / Cover not applicable, see 3.1.5

C. Disassembly steps (Assembly steps)

1. Disassemble dust collection duct and remove

2. Attach dust hood to lifting equipment / hoist

3. Unbolt flanged connection between dust hood and


upper rock box.
Sacrificial Conveyor Head End Chute
Upper Rock Box
4. Lift the dust hood and remove

5. Remove and clean out all material from upper rock


box

6. Remove all detachable side and back panels

7. Remove flexible seal between upper rock box and


middle chute

8. Attach upper rock box to hoist

9. Unbolt mounting brackets from structure

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3.1.1 31110-CTR-001 Sacrificial Conveyor Head End Chute -
Upper Rock Box Removal
C. Disassembly steps (Assembly steps)

10. Lift upper rock box until box clears structure

11. Move upper rock in north direction to clear pulley

Note:
Assembly of upper rock box shall follow the reversed
sequence

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3.1.2 31110-CTR-001 Sacrificial Conveyor Head End Chute –
Middle Chute Removal
A. Animation / Images

B. Maintenance of equipment (in situ)


not applicable, see 3.1.5

C. Disassembly steps (Assembly steps)

1. Remove all material/ore from rock box

2. Remove flexible seal from top and bottom of middle


chute

3. Unbolt mounting brackets from structure

i-beam
trolley
4. Jack-up middle chute and attach to 4 trolleys

5. Move middle chute in South direction to clear


structure
rock-
box 6. Attach middle chute to 4 chain hoists

7. Lift rock box slightly to detach from trolleys


Lifting
lugs

I beam trolley

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3.1.2 31110-CTR-001 Sacrificial Conveyor Head End Chute –
Middle Chute Removal
C. Disassembly steps (Assembly steps)

8. Lower middle chute using the chain hoists and


position rock box on the steel structure

9. Remove chain hoists

10. Attach middle chute to bridge crane

11. Pick up rock box and move to laydown area

Note:
Railings are removable and need to be disassembled for
this procedure

Assembly of middle chute shall follow the reversed


sequence

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3.1.3 31110-CTR-001 Sacrificial Conveyor Head End Chute –
Bottom Chute Removal A. Animation / Images

B. Maintenance of equipment (in situ)


not applicable, see 3.1.5

C. Disassembly steps (Assembly steps)

1. Remove all material/ore from rock box

2. Remove spoon (see section 3.1.4)

3. Remove flexible seal from top of the bottom chute

4. Unbolt mounting brackets from structure

5. Jack-up bottom chute

6. Assemble 4 wheels and lower the chute till the


wheels are resting on the rail

7. Move bottom chute in South direction to clear


structure

8. Attach bottom chute to bridge crane

9. Pick up rock box and move to laydown area

Note:
Railings are removable and need to be disassembled for
this procedure
Assembly of middle chute shall follow the reversed
sequence

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3.1.4 31110-CTR-001 Sacrificial Conveyor Head End Chute –
Spoon Removal A. Animation / Images

B. Maintenance of equipment (in situ)


not applicable, see 3.1.5

C. Disassembly steps (Assembly steps)

1. Remove and clean out any loose material/ore from


spoon

2. Remove impact idlers and allow belt to sag

3. Remove top of skirt board

4. Detach/unbolt spoon from bottom chute

5. Lower spoon onto rail

6. Move spoon in South direction to clear structure

8. Attach spoon to bridge crane

9. Pick up spoon and move to laydown area

Note:
Railings are removable and need to be disassembled for
this procedure

Assembly of spoon shall follow the reversed sequence

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3.1.5 31110-CTR-001 Sacrificial Conveyor Head End Chute –
General
A. Animation / Images D. Material and Tools required
not applicable. See 3.1.1, 3.1.2, 3.1.3 and 3.1.4
1. Material and Tools by tkIS
B. Maintenance of equipment (in situ)
The maintenance of the different chutes/rock boxes, I. Brigde Crane 31640-GPT-001
meaning the replacement of wear plates can be
performed once a rock box was disassembled and II. 4 Trolleys, 4 wheel assemblies
moved to the cavern ground level.
2. Material and Tools by Others
Alternatively the rock boxes can be completely I. Additional crane, lifting equipment for upper
removed from the mine and replace by spare chutes. rock box, dust hood removal
Available spare chute can minimize the downtime of
the mine II. Chain hoists

C. Disassembly steps (Assembly steps) III. Come-alongs, cable puller, Slings


not applicable. See 3.1.1, 3.1.2, 3.1.3 and 3.1.4
E. Estimated manpower resources and time
Manpower (per item and removal):

• 4 workers in the mine

• Transport team in addition

Time:

• Approximately 1 day

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3.2 Head End Chutes DEM Simulation Videos
A. DEM Chute Simulations

1. Regenerative Conveyor Head End Chute Simulation


Videos:

3.1 25% case

3.2 50% case

3.3 75% case

3.4 100% case

2. Regenerative Conveyor Head End Chute Simulation


Videos (future 2000mm belt) :

4.1 25% case

4.2 50% case

4.3 75% case

4.4 100% case

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4.2 31110-CTR-001-22 Sacrificial Conveyor Belt
(96” 4PLY 1800 PIW Fabric Belt 95m)
A. Animation / Images
no animation available
31110-CTR-001-22
Sacrificial Conveyor Belt
B. Maintenance of equipment (in situ)
not applicable

C. Belt installation

Sacrificial Belt installation and Replacement is split


into two sections:

4.2.1 Initial 31110-CTR-001-22 Sacrificial Conveyor


Belt Installation

4.2.2 Replacement of 31110-CTR-001-22


Sacrificial Conveyor Belt Installation

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4.2.1 Initial 31110-CTR-001-22 Sacrificial Conveyor Belt Installation
(96” 4PLY 1800 PIW Fabric Belt 95m)
C. Belt Installation
Motorized Belt
Reel Stand (uncoupled)
1. Remove Sacrificial Head End Chute Hood

Position new belt reel on motorized belt reel stand


and uncouple the belt reel stand motor

Position a air tugger or a winch at the tail end of the


Air Tugger Tail Carry / Head Head Chute conveyor
/Winch Pulley Return Idlers Pulley Rock Box

Install a temporary roller on top of the rock box to


avoid the belt scraping at sharp edges of the rock
box
1. Step (For easier representation the following images
don’t show the rock box & the roller)
Motorized Belt
Reel Stand (uncoupled)
2. Move the tail pulley in north direction to belt
installation position

Run cable of air tugger / winch through the return


strand of the conveyor

Connect the pulling equipment to the new sacrificial


Air Tugger
/Winch
Tail
Pulley
Carry /
Return Idlers
Head
Pulley
belt. Use belt pulling clamps, belt pull plates or
other devices

2. Step

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4.2.1 Initial 31110-CTR-001-22 Sacrificial Conveyor Belt Installation
(96” 4PLY 1800 PIW Fabric Belt 95m)
Motorized Belt C. Belt Installation
Reel Stand (uncoupled)

3. Pull belt through the return strand all the way to the
tail end of the conveyor utilizing the air tugger or
winch

4. Move the pulling equipment (air tugger/winch) to


the head end of the conveyor and run the cable to
Air Tugger Tail Carry / Head
the tail end of the conveyor.
/Winch Pulley Return Idlers Pulley

As before, connect the cable of the pulling


equipment to the belt

3. Step

Motorized Belt
Reel Stand (uncoupled)

Tail Carry / Head Air Tugger


Pulley Return Idlers Pulley /Winch

4. Step

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4.2.1 Initial 31110-CTR-001-22 Sacrificial Conveyor Belt Installation
(96” 4PLY 1800 PIW Fabric Belt 95m)
Motorized Belt C. Belt Installation
Reel Stand (uncoupled)

5. Pull the belt around the tail pulley on the carry side
Vulcanization
of the conveyor all the way to the vulcanization area
area

6. Clamp the belt so that the belt can’t move anymore

Move the pulling equipment to the South


Tail Carry / Head Air Tugger
Pulley Return Idlers Pulley /Winch
Unreel a sufficient length of belt from the belt reel,
cut the belt with a appropriate cutting tool (e.g.
knife)

Fold the belt, if required.


5. Step

Motorized Belt Remove idlers for the installation of the vulcanizer


Reel Stand (uncoupled)

Air Tugger
/Winch Belt Vulcanizer Top Transport the bottom part of vulcanizer to its
and Bottom Part
Belt Clamp installation position and mount it to the conveyor
belt steel structure
(special crane and/or lifting equipment required, by
others)

Tail Carry / Head


Pulley Return Idlers Pulley

6. Step

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4.2.1 Initial 31110-CTR-001-22 Sacrificial Conveyor Belt Installation
(96” 4PLY 1800 PIW Fabric Belt 95m)
Motorized Belt C. Belt Installation
Reel Stand (uncoupled)

Air Tugger
/Winch Belt Vulcanizer Top
7. Pull the belt around the head pulley on the carry
Belt Clamp
and Bottom Part
side of the conveyor all the way to the splicing and
vulcanization area. Use the pulling equipment

8. Define and measure the required overall length of


the belt
Tail Carry / Head
Pulley Return Idlers Pulley
Cut any excess belt if required and remove

Clamp the belt at the head end side so that the belt
can’t move anymore
7. Step
Perform splicing procedure and prepare belt for
Motorized Belt vulcanization following belt suppliers instruction
Reel Stand (uncoupled)

Belt Vulcanizer Top


and Bottom Part
Belt Clamp
Belt Clamp

Tail Carry / Head


Pulley Return Idlers Pulley

8. Step

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4.2.1 Initial 31110-CTR-001-22 Sacrificial Conveyor Belt Installation
(96” 4PLY 1800 PIW Fabric Belt 95m)
Motorized Belt C. Belt Installation
Reel Stand (uncoupled)

Belt Vulcanizer Top


9. Perform vulcanization of belt
and Bottom Part
Belt Clamp
Belt Clamp 10. Remove top part of the vulcanizer

Remove belt clamps and lift vulcanized belt


(use e.g. temporary frames, belt pulling pipes and
Tail Carry / Head
come-alongs)
Pulley Return Idlers Pulley

Remove bottom part of the vulcanizer

Reinstall idlers and lower belt onto the carry strand


of the conveyor
9. Step

Motorized Belt Tension sacrificial conveyor belt by moving the tail


Reel Stand (uncoupled)
pulley back into his operating position
Belt Vulcanizer Top
and Bottom Part
Remove belt roller from rock box and re-install
chute cover

Tail Carry / Head


Pulley Return Idlers Pulley

10. Step

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4.2.1 Initial 31110-CTR-001-22 Sacrificial Conveyor Belt Installation
(96” 4PLY 1800 PIW Fabric Belt 95m)
D. Material and Tools required

1. Material and Tools by tkIS

I. Vulcanizer

II. Belt pulling pipe

III. Belt roller for rock box

2. Material and Tools by Others

I. Air tugger/el. winch, come-alongs: e.g. chain


hoists or cable puller, slings

II. Belt pull plates, belt pulling clamps

III. Belt cutting device, knife

IV. Temporary steel frames for belt lifting

V. Lifting crane for vulcanizer, e.g. mobile shop


crane

E. Estimated manpower resources and time


Manpower:

• 4 workers for belt repair in the mine

Time:

• Approximately 1-2 days

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4.2.2 Replacement of 31110-CTR-001-22 Sacrificial Conveyor Belt
(96” 4PLY 1800 PIW Fabric Belt 95m)
Motorized Belt A. Animation / Images
Reel Stand
no animations available

B. Maintenance of equipment (in situ)


not applicable

C. Belt replacement

1. Bring motorized belt reel stand with empty belt reel


Tail Carry / Head
Rock box
Pulley Return Idlers Pulley in position

Release belt tension by moving tail pulley into belt


installation position
1. Step Remove Sacrificial Head End Chute Hood
Motorized Belt
Reel Stand
Install a temporary roller on top of the rock box to
avoid the belt scraping at sharp edges of the rock
Belt Clamp
box
Belt Clamp (For easier representation the following images
don’t show the rock box & the roller)

2. Clamp belt and cut


Tail Carry / Head
Pulley Return Idlers Pulley

2. Step

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4.2.2 Replacement of 31110-CTR-001-22 Sacrificial Conveyor Belt
(96” 4PLY 1800 PIW Fabric Belt 95m)
Belt Pulling Belt Clamp Motorized Belt C. Belt replacement
Clamp Reel Stand

3. Fix belt pulling clamp at the of the cut belt and


Belt Clamp
connect with come-alongs at the belt reel stand

Carefully release belt clamps and remove them

Pull belt via belt pulling clamp and come-along to


Tail Carry / Head the motorized belt reel stand
Pulley Return Idlers Pulley

4. Connect the old belt to the empty belt reel and start
winding up the old belt

3. Step

Motorized Belt
Reel Stand

Tail Carry / Head


Pulley Return Idlers Pulley

4. Step

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4.2.2 Replacement of 31110-CTR-001-22 Sacrificial Conveyor Belt
(96” 4PLY 1800 PIW Fabric Belt 95m)
Motorized Belt C. Belt replacement
Reel Stand

5. Remove old belt utilizing the monorail and electrical


hoist

6. Belt replacement follows the steps under section


4.2.1 Belt Installation

Tail Carry / Head


D. Material and Tools required
Pulley Return Idlers Pulley see section 4.2.1

E. Estimated manpower resources and time


see section 4.2.1

5. Step

Motorized Belt
Reel Stand (uncoupled)

Air Tugger Tail Carry / Head Head Chute


/Winch Pulley Return Idlers Pulley Rock Box

6. Step = 1. Step (4.2.1)

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