AS 1036-1983

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Steel ladders for ships - Inclined ladders for machinery spaces

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Withdrawn date

06-30-2017

Language(s)

English

Published date

07-04-1983

Publisher

Standards Australia

1 - AS 1036-1983 STEEL LADDERS FOR SHIPS - INCLINED LADDERS FOR MACHINERY SPACES
4 - PREFACE
4 - CONTENTS
5 - 1 SCOPE.
5 - 2 REFERENCED DOCUMENTS.
5 - 3 CLASSIFICATION.
5 - 4 DEFINITIONS.
5 - 4.1 Shall and Should
5 - 4.2 Ladder
5 - 4.3 Stile
5 - 4.4 Step
5 - 4.5 Rung
5 - 4.6 Rise
5 - 4.7 Tread
5 - 4.8 Height
5 - 4.9 Base length
6 - 5 MATERIAL.
6 - 6 SHAPE AND DIMENSIONS.
6 - 7 CONSTRUCTION.
6 - 7.1 Stiles.
6 - 7.2 Steps.
6 - 7.3 Welding.
6 - 7.4 Accuracy.
6 - 8 FINISH.
6 - 9 DESIGNATION.
12 - APPENDIX A - NUMBER OF STEPS
13 - APPENDIX B - EXAMPLE OF DESIGNATION

Specifies material, dimensions, construction and designation of 8 ladder types for use at an inclination of 58 degrees to 70 degrees, where the minimum height between landings is 1 m.

This standard specifies requirements for steel ladders inclined at angles 58 to 70 degrees to the horizontal and having handrails or other suitable means of providing personal safety, for use in machinery spaces in ships, where the minimum height between landings is 1 m.The ladders are used in all spaces for propelling, auxiliary, refrigerating, ventilating and air-conditioning machinery, for boilers, pumps, workshops, generators, and similar spaces and trunks thereto.NOTES:1. Handrails, cages and landings are as specified in AS 1657, SAA Code for Fixed Platforms, Walkways, Stairways and Ladders.2. These ladders may have dust catchers fitted under the stiles according to purchaser requirements.3. Vertical steel ladders for ships are specified in AS 1035.4. Inclined steel ladders other than for ships machinery spaces are specified in AS 1037.

Committee	ME-059
DocumentType	Standard
ISBN	0 7262 3009 X
Pages	9
PublisherName	Standards Australia
Status	Withdrawn
Supersedes	AS 1036-1971