TEKSAN DIESEL GENERATOR SETS, Operation And Maintenance Manual

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1.6.Hazardous and Corrosive Substances
The generator set must be installed and operated in outdoor or well-ventilated areas.
Do not install or operate the generator set, unless there is a proper ventilation. Also be sure that the ventilation windows
stated in the previous sections of this manual are provided.
If the generator set will be operating at an indoor place, be sure to provide a proper exhaust outlet system so that the exhaust
gases can be released outdoor. Also provide a proper ventilation window for any natural gas leakage emergency case.
Be careful that the exhaust gas outlet is not redirected to indoor places, living areas, ventilation or fresh air suction points of
any machine.
Any material used for the engine (lubrication oil, grease, coolant, battery electrolyte, etc…) are industrial chemicals, so
any of them must be kept away from any part of your body. If there is any of these chemicals on any part of your body by
accident or somehow, you have to wash this exposed part/area using plenty of soap and water.
Wear a uniform that is resistant to acid and a glass for covering you face while maintaining the batteries. If any part of your
clothes or skin is exposed to the acidic electrolyte solution inside the batteries, then wash this exposed part using plenty of
soap and water.
1.7. Environmental Protection
Generator sets have some potential risks for the environment such as lubrication oil, fuel, exhaust gas, battery.
There may be local set of rules, regulations or limitations about the usage of diesel generator sets and also about the disposal
of the environment-risky materials listed above.
It is the customer’s / user’s responsibility to be aware of these rules or regulations and also to obey and conform with these
rules while using and maintaining diesel generator sets.
Disposal Of Waste / Risky Material For Environment
• Be sure that there is no lubrication oil spilled around while changing the engine oil or keeping the used oil in your
stocks.
• Keep the engine lubrication oil that has been drained, at a safe place and be sure to deliver it to authorized
organizations for properly disposal.
• Keep also the oil and fuel filters that have been replaced from the engine, at a safe place and again be sure to deliver
it to authorized organizations for properly disposal.
• Do not throw the damaged or dead batteries to trash and again be sure to deliver them also to the authorized
organizations for properly disposal.
• Be sure to collect and keep all these wastes and damaged parts inside an isolated and fireproof waste tank.
• Be sure to prevent any fuel or oil from leaking and spilling around to environment.
• Be sure to check and conform with your “Local Environmental Regulations” before getting your generator set started
and operated.