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8
Disposal of Treated Water
The water discharged from Tricel Pumping Chamber should be disposed of as per guidelines from the
planning regulations issued by your local authority.
9
Maintenance
Warning
Any maintenance carried out inside the tank represents a confined space. Therefore, the maintenance
person must be suitably trained to work in confined spaces. Sewage and sewage effluent can carry
micro-organisms and gases harmful to human health. Any person carrying out maintenance on the
plant must be appropriately trained. Suitable protection equipment including gloves, goggles etc.
should be worn at all times. Always remove contaminated clothing and protective equipment after
completion of work. Wash hands and face prior to eating, drinking or smoking. Refer to Section 1.
A certain amount of maintenance is required on an on-going basis to ensure that the pumping chamber
is working correctly. This is the responsibility of the customer.
9.1
Regular Maintenance
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All vents should be checked to make sure they are not blocked or obscured.
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The vent under the de-sludging cover allows gas to escape and stops the tank from becoming
pressurized.
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The non-return valve must be checked for blockages.
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The inlet and outlet should be inspected and rodded to remove any blockages if necessary.
9.2
Annual Maintenance
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Service personnel must be accommodated with clear access to the tank.
9.3
Annual Service (Available from your supplier)
During routine servicing, the service technician will perform a series of checks and procedures:
Checks
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The covers and locks are in place and in good condition.
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General appearance and condition of the pumping chamber is good.
Procedures
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The high-level alarm is tested.
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The non-return valve is tested.
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The pump and float-switch are tested.
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The vents are cleared of any blockages.
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