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# ISO 102 18-1 Tec hn i que Ex pl ana ti on U R e-Seri es 3 C o ll ab orati v e O perati on 201 1 edi ti on, c la us e 5.10.4 Speed and s epara tio n mo ni tori ng (S SM) s afety fun cti ons SS M is the robot mai ntai ni…

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# ISO 10218-1 Technique Explanation UR e-Series
1
Collaborative
Operation
2011 edition,
clause 5.10.2
Safety-rated
monitored
stop
Stop condition where position is held
at a standstill and is monitored as a
safety function. Category 2 stop is
permitted to auto reset. In the case of
resetting and restarting operation
after a safety -rated monitored stop,
see ISO 10218-2 and ISO/TS 15066
as resumption shall not cause
hazardous conditions.
UR robots’ safeguard stop
is a safety-rated monitored
stop, See SF2 on page 1.
It is likely, in the future, that
“safety-rated monitored
stop” will not be called a
form of collaborative
operation.
2
Collaborative
Operation
2011 edition,
clause 5.10.3
Hand-
guiding
This is essentially individual and direct
personal control while the robot is in
automatic mode.
Hand guiding equipment shall be
located close to the end-effector and
shall have:
an Emergency Stop
pushbutton
a 3-position enabling device
a safety-rated monitored stop
function
a settable safety-rated
monitored speed function
UR robots do not provide
hand-guiding for
collaborative operation.
Hand-guided teach (free
drive) is provided with UR
robots but this is for
programming in manual
mode and not for
collaborative operation in
automatic mode.
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# ISO 10218-1 Technique Explanation UR e-Series
3
Collaborative
Operation
2011 edition,
clause 5.10.4
Speed and
separation
monitoring
(SSM)
safety
functions
SSM is the robot maintaining a
separation distance from any
operator (human). This is done by
monitoring of the distance between
the robot system and intrusions to
ensure that the MINIMUM
PROTECTIVE DISTANCE is
assured. Usually, this is accomplished
using Sensitive Protective Equipment
(SPE), where typically a safety laser
scanner detects intrusion(s) towards
the robot system.
This SPE causes:
1. dynamic changing of the
parameters for the limiting
safety functions; or
2. a safety-rated monitored stop
condition.
Upon detection of the intrusion exiting
the protective device’s detection
zone, the robot is permitted to:
1. resume the higher” normal
safety function limits in the case
of 1) above
2. resume operation in the case of
2) above
In the case of 2) 2), restarting
operation after a safety -rated
monitored stop, see ISO 10218-2 and
ISO/TS 15066 for requirements.
To facilitate SSM, UR
robots have the capability
of switching between two
sets of parameters for
safety functions with
configurable limits (normal
and reduced). See
Reduced Mode on page 4.
Normal operation can be
when no intrusion is
detected. It can also be
caused by safety planes/
safety boundaries. Multiple
safety zones can be
readily used with UR
robots. For example, one
safety zone can be used
for reduced settings and
another zone boundary is
used as a safeguard stop
input to the UR robot.
Reduced limits can also
include a reduced setting
for the stop time and stop
distance limits to reduce
the work area and
floorspace.
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# ISO 10218-1 Technique Explanation UR e-Series
4
Collaborative
Operation
2011 edition,
clause 5.10.5
Power and
force limiting
(PFL) by
inherent
design or
control
How to accomplish PFL is left to the
robot manufacturer. The robot design
and/or safety functions will limit the
energy transfer from the robot to a
person. If any parameter limit is
exceeded, a protective stop happens.
PFL applications require considering
the ROBOT APPLICATION
(including the end-effector and
workpiece(s), so that any contact will
not cause injury. The study performed
evaluated pressures to the ONSET of
pain, not injury. See Annex A. See
ISO/TR 20218-1 End-effectors.
UR robots are power and
force limiting robots
specifically designed to
enable collaborative
applications where the
robot could contact a
person and cause no
injury. UR robots have
safety functions that can
be used to limit motion,
speed, momentum, force,
power and more of the
robot. These safety
functions are used in the
robot application to
thereby lessen pressures
and forces caused by the
end-effector and
workpiece(s).
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