CEMO KS-Mobil 90 l Mode D'emploi page 33

6. Maintenance and inspection
6.1 Safety measures
i
Important!
The operator must provide any protective
clothing that may be required.
Who can carry out maintenance
and inspection work?
» Normal maintenance work may be carried out
by trained operating personnel.
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Important!
Inspections of the filling station with
regard to the ADR approval may only be
performed by a recognised, registered
inspection agency.
6.2 Maintenance and inspection table
Interval Assembly Action
Outside
As
of filling
required
station
Container Visual check for damage
Monthly
Piping
system
Moving
Annually parts of
the tank
Every Filling
2.5 years station
Every Filling
5 years station
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Clean off any stuck-on dirt
or petrol.
Touch up damaged paint-
work with 2K PU paint
RAL 7036 in platinum
grey.
Check hoses for cracks
and porosity, check fittings
for leaks (replace defective
parts).
Lubricate hinges and
clamp lock with a few
drops of universal oil.
Inspection according to
ADR 6.5.4.4.1 b) and
6.5.4.4.2:
- Documentation in the test
report (see section 9)
- For successful inspection
– Imprint on type plate
(month/year)
Inspection according to
ADR 6.5.4.4.1 a) and
6.5.4.4.2:
- Documentation in the test
report (see section 9)
- For successful inspection
– Imprint on type plate
(month/year)
6.3 Explanations on recurrent checks
and inspections
The CEMO KS-Mobile 90 l and 200 l must be inspect-
ed in accordance with ADR 6.5.4.4.1 a) at intervals of
not more than 5 years . This inspection must check
conformity to type, including the labelling as well as
the internal and external condition and the correct
operation of the operating equipment, and must
satisfy the responsible authority.
The tank must also be inspected in accordance
with ADR 6.5.4.4.1 b) at intervals of at most
two and a half years . This inspection must check
the external condition and correct operation of
the operating equipment and must satisfy the
responsible authority.
In accordance with ADR 6.5.4.4.2, all metal IBCs
for transporting liquid substances must be
subjected to an initial inspection (i.e. before the
IBC is used for transportation for the first time)
following repair and leak testing at intervals of at
most two and a half years .
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