INTERNATIONAL STANDARD ISO 7061:1993{E} Shipbuilding — Aluminium shore gangways for seagoing vessels 1 Scope This International Standard specifies requirements for aluminium shore gangweys. It does not apply to gangways for inland navigation ves 1.1 This international Standard applies to gangways designed to be carried on board ships, to provide a lightwaight, convenient and safe means of access om ship to shore, for use p'imarily by the ship's crew. These gangways may also be used for access from ship to shin when conditions are favourable. 4.2. This Intemational Standard applies to gangways suitable for use horizontally or incined up to an angle of 30° from the horizontal. For angles of inclination greater than 30°, special consideration of the design Of treads and decking may be necessary. 4.3. The gangways to which this Internetional Stan dard applies are not intended to carry wheeled traffic such as loaded trolleys. NOTE 1 — Users of this Intematicnal Standard, while ob- serving the requirements of the standard, should at the same time ansure compliance with any statutory require- ents, rules ang regulations applicable to the individual ship concerned. 2 Normative references The following stendards contain provisions which, through reference in this text, constitute provisions Of this International Standard. At the time of publ cation, the editions indicated were valid. All standards are subject to revision, and parties to agreements based on this Intemational Standard are encouraged to investigate the possiblity of applying the most re- cent editions of the standards indicated below. Members of IEC and 1SO maintein registers of cur- rently valid International Standards, ISO 208-1:1889, Wiought aluminium and afuminium alloys — Chemical composition and forms of products — Part 1: Chemical composition. ISO 630:1980, Structural steels. 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ISO 6362-2:1990, Wrought atuminium and aluminium alloy extrucad rods/bars, tubes and profiles — Part 2: Mechanical properties. 3 Definitions For the purposes of this International Standard, the following definitions apply.{SO 7061:1993(E) 3.1 gangway: Sridge structure to allow safe embarkation and disembarkation from ship to shore oF access to another ship. 32. side stringer: Longitudinal-strength member of the gangway to which the —cross-members, stanchions, roller or wheels and the lifting lugs, are atteched, 3.3 cross-member: Part that holds the side stringer in position, and provides support for the decking, 3.4 decking: Flat-topoed corrugated section or plate serving as the yangway floor 3.5 tread: Batten fitted proud of the decking or deck plate level to gve better foot grip when the gangway is inclined from the horizontal position. 3.6 guard rail; Hand and intermediate guide, sup- ported by stanchions, to prevent people falling from the gangway. 4 Dimensions The dimensions of an aluminiuri shore gangway shall be in acrordance with figure 1. The minimum overall length, i, shall be 2m, with optional increments of approximately 06m up to a length of 9m. For gangways longer than 9 m, the increments shall be approximately 1m in fength, until the desired overall length is attained 5 Materials The materials for aluminium gangway components shall_comply with the requrements af table 1 Alternative materials may be used provided thet they are at least as suitable in all respects for the intended duty and are equally acceptable to the purchaser. Dimensions in rilimetres nT 9 = T 6 \ \ —- 4 i a ~__l|/—1 7 Zs Q 5 AA pe +1000 150 mio. 10 — Clear with jecking or deck plate Level Figure 1 — General arrangement of a gangway (for item numbers, see table 1)180 7061:199312) Table 1 — Materials m number"! ‘Component Material 180 number Remarks? 180 2054 ‘Al Mad 5Mn0.7 (6083) ‘Al SiMgiA) {6005 A) 1 Side stringer ‘Aluminium alloy Ai MgSi (6060) ISO 6961-2 AI SiIMgMn (6082) $0 63822 50 2081 A SiMgiAY (6005.0 . Al MgSi (6060) 2 | Cross member Alursiniur alloy 's0 6361-2 Ai StibtaMn (eae ‘80 6362.2 ‘$0 2001 A Nga 5Mn0,7 (e083) 3 | Decking or deck plate | Aluminium alloy 180 6361-2 Al Mg3 (6751) A SiIMgMn (6082) 180 2081 ‘Al gd 5Mn0,7 (6083) Al Mg 6759) Aluminium aloy Al SMgia) (6005 A) 4 | Tread Al MgS (6060) Is0 6362-2 Al SMgMn 16082) Hardwood = e.g, 03k ~~ Carbon steal with rubber [180 630 Grade Fe 430 (quality AD or plastics sleeve’) oll 180 2081 Al Waa.Mn0.7 0a) pier Al Nig3 (6754) 5 Alurninium alloy Al SiMgIA) (6005 A) ‘Al MgSi (6080) 180 6962-2 ‘AI SiiMgMn (6082) Carbon steal with aolia | SO 630 Grace Fo 430 (quality A Whee! tyro of rubber or plastics® — 150 2084 ‘Al SiNiglAT (6005 A Auuminium alloy A MgSi (606) 6 Iso 6362-2 Al SiIMgMn (6082) ‘Carbon steel 150 630 Grade Fe 430 (quality A 180-2081 A SMgIAY 16008 AY Rigid rat | Aluminium alloy ‘Al gS! (8060) Iso 6362.2 A Sigh 16082) Sisal or manila 60 tii 7 | Guard rail | Fibre rope Polypropylene 180 1348 See6.9 monofilament or film - 7 —| Wire rope, | PVCcoated guardwire | 1S0 2408 Piesiics coated plastics. | rope coated!