F.LSmidth AS Vigerslov Alé 77 -DK.2500 Valby - Copenhagen - Denmark Tel 145.26 16 10.00 Fax +48 36 30 18 20; info@iemicth.com www smith.com + GVR-No, DK 15 G2 88 82 Procurement, MP Purchase Direct fax: +45:96-46 01 80 Youre Year ot out Owe Encl. No. 1 to i H/MP-0100 ‘TECHNICAL ASSISTAN( GENERAL INFORMATION Parts Lists: ‘A pats lst forms the bass for manufacture of each individual machine a it contains a specification of all parts required to make a complete machine, Such a pars list will therefore, normally be issued for each machine or machine assembly. We distinguish between the following types of part lists: ‘At Main parts lists: ‘These are parts lists containing al relevant information concerning one particular machine, 1B: Sub-parts lists: ‘Sub-pats Lists are standard parts lists referred to in main pars lists and generally comprising standard components for a ‘machine assembly included in the machine in question, Examples: E.g. Parts list No. 5.501550 ‘This isa typical (A4) main parts list sheet and we would mention that the following information may be obtained from the various columns on such a sheet: ‘Where the drawing column is filled in with a number this is referring to a drawing from which all necessary information will appear. However, in certain cases there will in the column "Code-Dimension-Mamufacturer (pattern)" be stated some «dimensions which then refer to a drawing with cither a table or open dimensions. ‘A pattern number, if any, for casting will also appear from this column. A pattern number always consists of two letters followed by a figure, e.g. KD-2514. C: Parts list drawing: ‘This is a sub pars list serving both as parts list and as assembly drawing being used only in case of simple components consisting of relatively few parts. ‘The parts list drawing generally contains information similar to other parts list. rains: ‘At the lower part of all drawings a reference regarding signs and symbols has been made to instruction manual No. 520530 ‘which is our general workshop instructions containing supplementary comments to the information and specifications appearing on the drawings. Drawings with 7.000000 numbers show standard parts used in miscellaneous machines. These as well as certain other «drawings and instructions (s A4) are not reproducible as transparencies. All drawings forwarded will be registered in a lst of drawings which will be transmitted together with the drawings and the ‘accompanying letter (refer system explanation concerning these list). aF.LSmidth AS \Vigrsiev Alé 77 + DK-2500 Valby- Copenhagen : Denmark Tel +45 3618 10.00 Fax +48 96 30 18 20° infogismicthcom _ won smith com » CVF-No, DK 15 02 88 82 Procurement, MP Purchase Divot fax: +45:96-48 01 80 ~ “ Encl, No. Ito HH 20H #IMP-0100 If itis found necessary to make alterations or additions on parts list sheets and drawings already in your possession you will receive prints of the revised edition. Information about revision number (Rev. 1, Rev. 2 etc), details of the alteration(s)/addition(s) as well as the date on which the revision(s) has/have been effected will be furnished in the column especially provided for this purpose on all parts lists and drawings. As soon as such revised editions are received we would, in order to avoid any mistakes, strongly advise you to destroy or mark void" all old prints of identically numbered papers already in_your and your sub-suppliers possession. Material Specification Sheets: In order to achieve uniformity inthe specification of materials required for manufacture ofthe various parts each individual material is indicated by a code mumber in pars lists and drawings, eg. "Mat. 1100": ‘Each "Mat." number refers to a sheet from our material code. In these sheets various norms and standards are listed. ‘These norms/standards have been divided in two categories of which those first mentioned meets our requirements to the ‘material in question exactly and may be used straight away. If for some reason it would be desirable to use norms of the second category or some which are not mentioned this would have to be verified. Material qualities for bolts, screws and nuts are indicated by the ISO standard designations. ‘Workshop instructions: FLS "General Workshop Instructions" No, 520530 are FLS's basic standards for tolerances, surfaces, weldings, corrosion proofing etc. and all parts are to be manufactured in accordance with these instructions. Only in cases where other standards are specifically referred the above-mentioned instructions will not apply. General Workshop Instructions No. 520530 (2002) together with List 7.000001 apply to all technical documentation issued for manufacture of machinery. Special Workshop Instructions are available for certain machines containing supplementary comments on the information and specifications appearing in parts lists and on manufacturing drawings as well as in the General Workshop Instructions. Such instructions may also describe certain manufacturing methods, tolerances, control methods etc., which it is advisable 1 follow during the execution of various components. Corrosion Proofing: ‘To be effected in accordance with "GENERAL WORKSHOP INSTRUCTIONS' No. 520530 (2002), § 7, 8, 9 and 10. For parts made of plate and sectional steel we normally recommend internal surfaces to be cleaned and painted according to ur painting program No. 1, 2 or 4 whereas extemal surfaces are to be cleaned and painted according to our painting program No. 3 or 5 etc.. Further information regarding our painting programs is available in "Table for Painting of FLS Machines” on page 40 and 41 in above instructions. In case of recommended deviations from the above as to corrosion proofing this will be mentioned in our covering letter concerning the machine in question.F.LSmicth AS \Vigorsiv Alé 77 - DK-2500 Valby - Copenhagen - Denmark “Tel +45.96 18 1000 Fax +45.96 20 18.20 info@rismiath.com ‘wn eicth com + CVF-No, DK 15 02 88 82 Procurement, MP Purchase Divot tax: +45 36 48 01 80 youre Yarioorot ort. ‘ue Encl. No. 1 to SHE #/MP-0100 Trial Assembly: ‘We recommend that all machines and components which are not forwarded assembled to site are trial assembled as far as possible in the supplier's workshop in order to minimize problems with the final erection a site Marking: Prior to dispatch, all machine and machine parts should be properly marked with numbers thus making it possible to identify them at site. For identification we suggest the application of FLS Ref. Order No. and the number on the parts list, respectively drawing according o which the machine/-component has been manufactured, If dismantling is required for dispatch itis advisable that the various components are clearly match-marked to facilitate erection at site, Packing of Machinery Goods: Further to the above mentioned technical information we refer to our instruction No. 12951-08 for packing of machine ‘20ods and execution of packing. ‘This instruction gives you the typeof packing used by us in ease the parts are supplied by FLS.