BANLAW PRODUCT DATA SHEET
DRY-BREAK DIESEL REFUELLING NOZZLES
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Figure 18 - Nozzle Stored in Nozzle Holster
4.2
Installation Guidelines
A dedicated means of securely storing a Nozzle off the ground provides several key
benefits, including;
•
Minimises the ingress of contamination (dust, water, etc.) into the Nozzle -
maximising the service life of the Nozzle.
•
Minimises the risk of the Nozzle being struck or run over by vehicles in the
same area. Bollards or barriers around the area will also assist.
•
Minimises trip hazards.
•
Can be interlocked with additional safety features to prevent vehicle
“
d
riveaway”.
General Installation Notes;
1.
Conduct a
Job Hazard Analysis
(JHA)
prior
to install to mitigate health,
environmental and equipment hazards.
2.
Do
NOT
install any parts that are damaged or are otherwise faulty.
3.
Do
NOT
install parts which are not compatible with mating parts or parts
which do not satisfy the specifications of the system.
4.
Conduct all necessary measures to
prevent the ingress of contamination
into
the Banlaw Nozzle and other components.
5.
Only engage threads of the same thread type. Ensure all threaded connections
are clean and in good condition. Avoid over-tightening.
6.
An appropriate thread sealant is recommended on the 2” NPT (F) process
connection (inlet) of the Nozzle. Use
sparingly
and avoid excess use of Loctite
NOZZLE
HOLSTER
