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engine fire pump group are fully responsible for the safe operation of the diesel engine fire
pump group.
1.4.11 Hazard of Emission
1.
Provide appropriate exhaust systems to remove emissions from closed or sheltered
areas or areas where people may congregate. Inspect the exhaust system visually and
audibly daily according to the maintenance schedule for leaks. Make sure the exhaust
manifold is firm and undeformed. Do not use exhaust gas to heat the engine room.
2.
Well Ventilated for Equipment.
1.4.12 Exhaust Precautions
Warning
High Temperature Piping
Exhaust pipes and pressurized air pipes are extremely hot, and direct contact or fire can
lead to serious injuries. When operating high temperature equipment, wear appropriate
PPE and avoid physical contact as much as possible.
Warning
Exhaust Gas
1.
High temperature exhaust gas can cause burns, which can lead to serious personal
injury accidents. Please wear personal protective equipment when operating the
equipment.
2.
Breathing in exhaust fumes can cause serious injuries and deaths.
3.
Make sure that the lethal exhaust is piped out, and away from Windows, doors or other
building entrances. Do not allow waste gas to accumulate in a residential area.
The exhaust port is located on top of the engine. Make sure the vent is not blocked.
Equipment operators must be clear about the exhaust port position. Make sure the fire
pump group is located away from plants and other buildings.
Warning
Fire Dangerous
Contaminated insulation can lead to fire, which can cause serious personal injury and
equipment damage. Remove any contaminated insulation and dispose of it in accordance
with local laws.
The exhaust pipe is fitted with a heat shield to reduce the risk of contact with a hot surface. If
