4) GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
4.1) The equipment must be started only by personnel in charge of the plant and only after
it has been validated.
4.2) Ensure that the device is securely blocked by the fl anging.
4.3) When the equipment is inside the container or plant, check that it does not collide with
any of the moving parts.
4.4) Before start-up, check that all the openings, valves, etc., are closed and allow no pres-
surised jets escape.
4.5) Make sure the supply pipes and connection fi ttings are suitable for the working pres-
sures/fl ow rates and for the type of fl uids used.
4.6) Ensure that the screwed coupling of the connecting hoses is airtight.
4.7) Make sure the supply motor pump is fi tted with a relief valve and its setting is compat-
ible with the head.
4.8) Make sure the quantity and diameter of the nozzles are suitable for the characteristics
of the plant (pump pressure and fl ow).
4.9) The high pressure hose must be perfectly intact (to avoid the risk of bursting). If the
high pressure hose is damaged, it must be replaced immediately.
4.10) Do not inspect the container or plant when the head is working or in the presence of
considerable quantities of vapour.
4.11) Each time before using and after each use, make sure the screws are perfectly tight.
See table B “tightening torques”.
4.12) The symbol
marked on the head draws the operator’s attention to situations
that could jeopardise workers’ safety.
4.13) The general safety and accident prevention regulations laid down by law must be ob-
served, as well as the warnings given in the operating instructions.
(04-000-00-EN)
SW 060-CF.09-MANUAL Rev.00
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