Tricel Novo UK10, Technical Manual

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4 Transportation & lifting
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Tanks must be held down during transportation using nylon straps, do not use cables
or chains to secure tanks. Do not over tighten straps that can result in deformation of the
tank shell. Do not drop or roll tanks from the truck.
• Move tanks only by lifting and setting, do not drag or roll.
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Always set the tank(s) on flat, smooth ground clear of any debris. Tanks may need to be tied
down and chocked to prevent movement. Position the chocks in the locations shown below:
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It is best to lift tanks by a machine and webbing lifting straps – do not use chains or wire ropes
in contact with the tank.
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Ensure tank is empty when lifting.
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Care is needed to control the lift so as to ensure the tank is not damaged.
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Ensure the slings are positioned at a joint on the tank, firmly secured, and the load is
evenly balanced.
4.1 Lifting tanks of 1-4 modules (Max. 4.6m)
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Tanks up to 4.6m in length should be lifted using the eyebolts on the tank.
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Tanks up to 4.6m in length can be lifted using only lifting straps, as shown in Option 1 , next
page. However, on sites where lifting height is restricted, a lifting bar should be used as
shown in
Option 2 :