Product Manual
Table Of Contents
- INTRODUCTION
- DESCRIPTION
- IDENTIFICATION MARKS
- SIGN-OFF FORM
- UNIT SPECIFICATION
- SAFETY
- ACCESS AND SECURITY
- CABINET OVERVIEW
- CENTRE OF GRAVITY
- LIFTING & HANDLING
- FILLING THE TCG
- DISPENSING FUEL
- TRANSPORTING
- MARKINGS
- STACKING
- STRAPPING CHARTS
- MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE SCHEDULE
- STATUTORY INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE
- INNER TANK REMOVAL
- ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSIBILITY
- TROUBLE-SHOOTING
- WARRANTY
WM002-NA 40, 50TCG(G)-EN Revision 1
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Venting
Each unit has 2 common vents installed; these are in the Cab Area of the
tank.
IMPORTANT: Do not operate the unit if these vents are damaged
or missing
• 2” Pressure Vacuum Vent – Allows movement of air into the unit at
low pressure during the pumping process and allows air out of the unit
at a higher pressure to stop an over pressure of the internal tank
• ¼” Roll over Vent – Allows free flow air into and out of the tank at all
times, this low volume vent will fully close if the tank is inverted or
turned on its side
• For stationary installation follow local regional, state and National Fire
Safety Codes and other governing Installation Codes for the Normal
and Emergency Venting equipment and appurtenances.
CONSULT WITH AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTION PRIOR TO
INSTALLATION.
1. 2” Pressure / Vacuum Vent
2. ¼” Roll Over Vent
For compliance to the Fire Safety Codes as associated with Stationary
Installations of Aboveground Storage Tanks,
NORMAL VENT(S) & EMERGENCY VENT(S) SHALL BE INSTALLED PRIOR TO
USE. DO NOT PLUG OR USE FOR ALTERNATE PIPING.