mod 1.0 Flashcards

1
Q

safeguarding any machine part that may cause injury

A

machine safety

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2
Q

machine accidents is cause by? (4)

A

-unwated contact with the machine
-something flying with the machine
-machine malfunction
-workpiece movement

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3
Q

effects of machine related accidents (4)

A

-can result to severe injuries
-loss of trained employees
-loss in productivity
-damage equipment

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4
Q

where mechanical hazards occur? (3)

A

-point of operation
-other moving parts
-power transmission

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5
Q

that point where work is performed on the material, such as cutting, shaping, boring, or forming.

A

point of operation

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6
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all components of the mechanical system that transmit energy to the part of the machine performing the work.

A

power transmission apparatus

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7
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these components include flywheels, pulleys, belts, connecting rods, couplings, cams, spindles, chains, cranks, and gears.

A

power transmission apparatus

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8
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turning around on an axis or center

A

rotating

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9
Q

the back and forth movements of a machine part

A

reciprocating

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10
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continuous straight line motion of a machine element in either direction

A

traversing

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11
Q

in-running nip ponts draw objects in and the effect is —————?

A

crushing or shearing injury

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12
Q

between rotating part and tangentially moving part

A

pinch points

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13
Q

cutting hazards from rotating parts (3)

A

-caught by
-flying particles
-sparks

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14
Q

during the back-and-forth or up-and-down motion, a worker can be struck by a moving part of caught between a moving and a stationary part. these are normally referred to as ——————————–?

A

pinch points or caught-between hazards

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15
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this motion is hazardous due to continuous straight line action and in-running nip points.

A

traversing motion

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16
Q

methods o machine safeguarding (guards) -3

A

-fixed
-interlocked
-adjustable

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17
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2 types of adjustable

A

-manually adjustable
-self-adjusting

18
Q

methods of machine safeguarding (devices) -4

A

-presence sensing device
-pullback device
-restraint device
-safety control devices

19
Q

3 type of safety control devices

A

-tripwire cable
-two-hand control
-emergency stop button

20
Q

are barriers that prevent entry of an individual’s hands or other body parts into a hazard area.

A

guards

21
Q

this type of guard is attached to a fixed surface and encloses the hazard.

A

fixed barrier guard

22
Q

when in place, it prevents anyone from going over, around, under, or through it to the hazard. the principal advantage of the fixed enclosing guard is that it always prevents access to the hazard area.

A

fixed barrier guard

23
Q

this type prevents machine motion until the guard is moved into place.

A

movable guards with interlocking switches

24
Q

this type This type of guard can be positioned to accommodate a variety
of operations or work and when properly adjusted provides
adequate protection from the hazard at the point of operation.

A

adjustable guard

25
Q

Provides a barrier which moves according to
the size of the stock entering the danger area.

A

self-adjusting guard

26
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Requirements for Machine Guards
Safeguards must meet these minimum general requirements: -6

A

•Prevent employee contact with hazardous moving parts
•Secured and durable
•Prevent falling materials into moving parts
•Create no new hazards
•Must not interfere with worker productivity
•Should allow for proper and safe lubrication

27
Q

Any mechanical or electrical devices designed to
protect a worker’s hands or other body parts from
coming into contact with a hazardous motion of a
machine.

A

safety devices

28
Q

are cable and wristlet systems tha t
attached to an operator’s hands and to the machine’s moving
slide or ram, or to a fixed object away from the point of
operation. They are usually used on machines having
reciprocating motions.

A

pullbacks and restraint devices

29
Q

are operator controls that require an
operator to hold both controls down during the hazardous
portion of the machine’s stroke.

A

two-hand control

30
Q

These are designed, constructed, and arranged to create a
sensing field, area, or plane that will detect in its field the
presence of an opaque object.

A

presence sensing devices

31
Q

Provides some protection from flying
particles, splashing cutting oils or coolants

A

protective shields

32
Q

The standard for the control of hazardous
energy sources which covers maintenance
of machines in which the unexpected start
up of machines or release of stored
energy could cause injury to employees.

A

lock-out / tag-out system or loto

33
Q

the uncontrolled current
and voltage in electrical circuits

A

electrical

34
Q

exposed crushing or
cutting parts of equipment or loose
parts

A

mechanical

35
Q

such as steam or due to
chemical reaction

A

thermal

36
Q

stored energy that may be
due to gravity, hydraulics, pneumatics,
vacuum or springs

A

potential

37
Q

A device that utilizes a positive means such as a lock
either key or combination type, to hold an energy isolating
device in the safe position and prevents the energizing of a
equipment

A

lockout devices

38
Q

nIncluded are blank flanges

A

lockout devices

39
Q

nA warning device, such as a tag and a means of attachment

A

tagout devices

40
Q

nCan be securely fastened to an energy isolating device in
accordance with an established procedure to indicate that
the energy isolating device and the equipment being
controlled can not be operated until the tag is removed

A

tagout devices

41
Q

sequence of lockout -6

A

-notify
-identify
-deactivate
-application
-dissipated
-verify

42
Q

removal of lockout -4

A

-ensure
-check
-notify
-remove