BS EN 12930 is a European standard that discusses safety requirements for cableway installations designed to carry persons. BS EN 12930 outlines the general safety requirements applicable to the calculations for cableway installations designed to carry persons to ensure the safety of workers.
BS EN 12930 applies to the various types of cableway installations and considers their environment.
BS EN 12930 is a standard that details:
Note: BS EN 12930 does not apply to installations for the transportation of goods nor to lifts.
BS EN 12930 on calculations for cableway installations designed to carry persons is useful for:
Rope calculation for designing the ropes based on the tension forces determined from the calculation of the longitudinal profile. Calculation of longitudinal profile determines the tension forces in the rope and their actions on the rope supports and rope anchorages.
BS EN 12930 guideline assists you with general requirements, hazard scenarios, safety measures, general requirements for calculations, verification by calculation for ropes, self-weight, imposed loads, track ropes, carrying-hauling ropes of aerial ropeways, haul ropes of ski-tows, tension ropes, load transmission on the drive sheave, calculation of drive power, actions of ropes, carriers on civil engineering works, and deformations of supports for calculation of safety requirements for cableway installations designed to carry persons.
With compliance and obedience to BS EN 12930, you can establish safety measures for cableway installations designed to carry persons to ensure the safety of workers.
BS EN 12930:2015 supersedes EN 12930:2004, which is withdrawn. BS EN 12930:2015 has some technical changes compared to EN 12930:2004. These include:
EN 12930:2015