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Direttiva macchine e norme armonizzate / Consolidato 2023
Testo consolidato Direttiva macchine e norme armonizzate 2023 - tutte le modifiche e rettifiche dal 2009 al 2020 e norme tecniche armonizzate in vigore 2023 disponibile EPUB/PDF.
Nell'Ed. 22.0 il Testo della Direttiva macchine è aggiornato con le norme armonizzate di cui alla Decisione di esecuzione (UE) 2023/1586 (GU L 194/45 del 02.08.2023).
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- Pubblicato: 25 Agosto 2023
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Directive 2006/42/EC: Harmonised standards published in the OJ | Update August 2023 / Format PDF / XLS
Summary of references of harmonised standards for machinery directive 2006/42/EC update Decision (EU) 2023/1586 of 26 July 2023 (OJ L 194/45 of 02.08.2023)
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Summary of references of harmonised standards published in the Official Journal - Directive 2006/42/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 17 May 2006 on machinery, and amending Directive 95/16/EC
The summary below consolidates the references of harmonised standards published by the Commission in the Official Journal of the European Union (OJ). It reproduces information already published in the L or C series of the OJ as indicated in columns (2), (5) and/or (7). It contains all references which, when the summary was generated, still provided a presumption of conformity together with references already withdrawn from the OJ.
The Commission services provide this summary for information purposes only. Although they take every possible precaution to ensure that the summary is updated regularly and is correct, errors may occur and the summary may not be complete at a certain point in time. The summary does not as such generate legal effects.
This summary was generated on 22 August 2023
Summary Harmonised standard list
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Revisione della EN ISO 10218 sui requisiti di sicurezza per i robot / 3a revisione / data 2023 (?)
EN ISO 10218-1 e 2
Technical Committee ISO/TC 299 Robotics
La serie di norme EN ISO 10218 (attualmente Rev. 2 del 2011) descrive e spiega dei requisiti pratici in materia di sicurezza dei robot. La prima parte contiene requisiti valevoli per i robot industriali, la seconda requisiti per applicazioni come sistemi di robot, celle robotizzate ecc. Trattandosi di norme armonizzate, entrambe le parti danno luogo alla presunzione di conformità ai requisiti essenziali di sicurezza e salute fissati dalla direttiva Macchine 2006/42/CE.
In corso da ormai quasi cinque anni (inizio 2017) la revisione della EN ISO 10218 persegue i seguenti obiettivi:
- Mantenimento dello stato di norme armonizzate: per l’UE si tratta di un aspetto molto importante, anche se per due terzi del pianeta non è indispensabile. Tutti i fabbricanti di robot e molti integratori (1) vogliono comunque mantenere questo stato.
- Correzione di errori e considerazione di sviluppi tecnologici e nozioni scientifiche
- Precisazione dei requisiti in materia di applicazioni collaborative
- Requisiti flessibili in materia di sicurezza funzionale che consentano un adattamento ai vari livelli di rischio delle applicazioni
Entrambe le parti sono destinate ad allungarsi e a diventare più esaurienti. Sono infatti stati aggiunti numerosi requisiti che riflettono determinati requisiti essenziali di sicurezza e salute della direttiva Macchine. Nello stesso tempo, nella seconda parte della serie di norme vengono integrati i documenti di supporto ISO/TS 15066, che contiene requisiti supplementari per la progettazione della sicurezza delle applicazioni robotiche collaborative, e ISO/TR 20218-1 e -2, che comprendono informazioni extra e istruzioni per la progettazione sicura di organi di presa e punti di carico e scarico manuale dei sistemi robotici.
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- Pubblicato: 10 Agosto 2023
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ANSI B11.0-2023 Safety of Machinery
Il 27 Giugno 2023 è stata approvata l'edizione 2023 della norma ANSI B11.0.
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The B11 series of machinery safety standards are over 100 years old, beginning with the first standard on the safety requirements for power presses in 1922. Since that time, safety requirements for a variety of machines have been developed and are continually updated/revised to become the current series of ANSI B11 American National Standards and Technical Reports on machinery safety.
This American National Standard was promulgated by the B11 Standards Development Committee as a voluntary consensus standard to establish and specify general safety requirements for the design, construction, operation and maintenance (including installation, dismantling and transport) of machinery and machinery systems. This standard also applies to devices that are integral to these machines.
This standard was first published in 2008 as ANSI B11.GSR (General Safety Requirements). It was substantively revised and re-designated as ANSI B11.0 in 2010. The standard was again revised and published in 2015; that third edition of this standard added responsibilities related to machinery components, clarified the relationship between the risk assessment for the machine and the design specification for control systems, provided additional information on documentation requirements, included new subclauses on supervision and training, presented new annexes correlating machinery safety standards in the U.S. and EN/ISO, and generally clarified and simplified text in the standard. The 2020 edition of B11.0 provided additional or improved guidance in several key areas such as existing (legacy) equipment, prevention through design, how to achieve acceptable risk and validate/verify (check, test, confirm) risk reduction measures. It also included new content on alternative methods for the control of hazardous energy, manual and special operation modes, and machinery systems dealing with aspects such as layout analysis and spans of control.
Changes from prior edition
The current edition of this American National Standard on the Safety of Machinery (ANSI B11.0-2023) includes updates / content in the following areas:
- clarified text related to responsibilities of machinery suppliers, users, modifiers, purchasers of used machinery, and other entities;
- introduced concepts of co-manufacturer(s) and their associated responsibilities;
- updated and clarified responsibilities for existing (legacy) machinery;
- included requirements for when whole body access situations exist and/or apply;
- improved the information about validation;
- improved information related to remote / tele–operations of machinery;
- expanded requirements for radiation hazards and associated risk reduction measures;
- added a new section for heated systems and related equipment for processing of materials;
- updated requirements for Information for Use and manuals, consistent with ISO 20607;
- reorganized clauses 4 (Responsibilities) and 5 (Lifecycle Requirements);
- added new definitions and updated existing ones (e.g., recognizing distinctions between, and characterizing energy as hazardous, non-hazardous, or beneficial);
- updated and improved existing Annexes to assist the reader in applying the content of the standard;
- clarified content of Table D1 on estimating severity of harm;
- added a new annex on Control Devices.
- Pubblicato: 25 Luglio 2023
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CEM4 Manuale d'Uso ebook / 2023
Ed. 2023
Il presente ebook è il manuale d'uso ufficiale di Certifico Macchine 4 (CEM4): il software per il nuovo Regolamento macchine (UE) 2023/1230 e la Direttiva Macchine 2006/42/CE.
- Pubblicato: 21 Luglio 2023
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