ALMAC BiBi 850-BL, Use And Maintenance Manual

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BIBI 850-BL Use and maintenance manual Rev.00
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Chapter 7
Demolition
7.1 Decommissioning and demolition
Once it has reached the end of its technical life, the machine must be decommissioned and then
demolished. The machine must be reduced to conditions in which it can no longer be used for the
purposes for which it was designed and built. In addition, the raw materials used to make it must be
recovered for recycling purposes where possible.
Note: ALMAC S.r.l. declines all liability for damage to persons, animals or things deriving from
reuse of parts of the equipment for functions or assembly situations differing from the original
ones.
Danger: Decommissioning and demolition of the machine must only be performed by properly
trained and equipped personnel.
The machine must be demolished following the adoption of safety measures that must take account of
the logistic, environmental and wear conditions of the machine itself.
Comply with the following general rules:
 wear approved protective clothing and accessories (hard-hat, safety footwear, gloves, goggles and
face mask if necessary) in accordance with the accident-prevention laws in force.
 Disconnect the machine from all power sources.
 Check and, if necessary, relieve the pressure from pressurized systems.
 Ensure that the machine is unable to operate and that it cannot be used, by breaking some of its vital
components and take it to a place where you are certain that it cannot be accessed by anyone.
 Use appropriate lifting equipment as described in sec. 2.5-Transport and loading
 Disassemble the machine into small, easily transportable units.
 Separate non-polluting materials from polluting ones when disposing of the machine (insulating
materials, plastic, rubber, etc.).
 Never burn the machine or parts of it because the combustion products of plastic materials and
paints could develop harmful, polluting gases.