Inorganic Zinc Silicate can affect the Contact Areas for Grip Joints Making certain The Coating Permits the Development in the slip plane as per standard 1511. The Colouring should be thinned for the Quantity Relative to The Manufacturer's Guidance. The Manufacturer Instructions for Planning and Application of Coating must be Rigorously Followed to ensure The Durability in the Coating System.
General Requirements for Site Application are that all paint and materials required for site application work shall be delivered to the site of application in the original sealed containers, properly labelled with the name of the manufacturer and the description of the contents. All paint shall be stored in accordance with the Dangerous Goods Regulations and the manufacturer's instructions. All paint that is defective in any way or does not conform to the specification shall not be used on the work. Only paint from the approved manufacturer may be used. The bulk of any dirt, mud or other process residual shall be removed by mechanical means prior to beginning surface preparation. No paint shall be applied in failing or inadequate light. The contents of paint cans shall be thoroughly stirred before being poured into paint pots and shall be thinned in only the specified quantity in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions. All coats may be applied by spraying except where any over spray is likely to affect finished surfaces or where spraying constitutes a health hazard to workmen in other areas. Material applied by brush shall receive multiple coats to ensure film thickness. The application of any one type of paint or each coat shall be completed before the next coat on that section can begin. In all cases a Normandy Golden Grove Operations representative shall approve the application of each coat before it is covered up. Any paint work which is covered up before it has been approved shall be repainted, if so directed by Normandy Golden Grove Operations representative. In all cases where surfaces shall later become inaccessible they shall be prepared and have the paint system applied before access becomes impossible. All fittings within a given area shall be painted with the same system as the area unless otherwise specified.
Many layers might be utilized simply by spraying, except wherever any excess of spray is likely to have an impact on areas. In all conditions, a Normandy representative will accept the use of every coating ahead of its install.
Grease, oil and cleaning solutions shall be placed in containers and disposed of in accordance with Normandy Golden Grove Operations environmental policies. All weld areas shall be cleaned with a recommended solvent to remove all traces of welding flux, marking chalk and other contaminants. Surface preparation shall not be carried out in wet weather, when the relative humidity exceeds 85% or when the substrate temperature is less than 3C above dew point. Measurement of all ambient conditions including surface temperature, wet bulb and dry bulb readings shall be recorded in accordance with AS 3894 Parts 10, 11 & 12 (Appendix A) whilst any abrasive blast cleaning is undertaken to ensure compliance. The substrate surface shall be tested and results recorded for remaining traces of salts, Fe ions and pH levels. The level of salts may not exceed 6g/cm 2 and the level for Fe ions may not exceed 3g/cm 2. Where possible all surfaces shall be dry abrasive blast cleaned in accordance with AS 1627 Part 4 "Abrasive Blast Cleaning of Steel Surfaces". The standard of surface preparation shall be Class 2 with a profile 50m as defined in AS 1627, Part 4. On completion of abrasive blast cleaning the surface profile anchor pattern shall be tested and a visual assessment shall be done of the standard of blast achieved. These results will be recorded in accordance with AS 3894 Parts 10, 11 & 12 (Appendix A) to ensure compliance. All surfaces that cannot be blast cleaned shall be power tool cleaned in accordance with AS 1627 Part 2 "Power Tool Cleaning of Steel Surfaces". The standard of surface preparation shall be Class 2 as defined in AS 1627, Part 2. Alternately hand cleaning may be used in accordance with AS 1627 Part 7 "Hand Cleaning of Steel Surfaces", to bring all surfaces to Class 2 as defined in AS 1627 Part 7. All surfaces shall be cleaned free of dust and traces of blast products by brushing or vacuum cleaning before painting commences.
An electrical engineer controls the terms of acceptability when an inspection is needed, to the extent that treatment or making before progressing. Toxins consist of residuals along with all soluble salts and need to be taken away by high pressure water blasting. The conventional connection with exterior preparation will be Category 3 as outlined in standard 1627, Portion 3. Consider hand cleaning to bring all materials in line with Category 3. Almost all materials without particles need to be cleaned up before work starts. Before any exterior change occurring, all products and services for items of equipment may undergo deterioration due to approaches that are not thoroughly masked.
Almost all weld splatter cannot be taken away by blasting and will require mechanical assistance. All wild areas are washed out with solvent to remove impurities related to welding flux, paying attention to other toxins and defects. Area preparation shall not be performed during damp conditions, once the comparative moisture exceeds 85% or the pre heat is less than 3 degrees below the dew level. The exterior needs to be tested for salts and pH readings. The quantity of sales may not go beyond 6g/cm 3.
General Requirements for Site Application are that all paint and materials required for site application work shall be delivered to the site of application in the original sealed containers, properly labelled with the name of the manufacturer and the description of the contents. All paint shall be stored in accordance with the Dangerous Goods Regulations and the manufacturer's instructions. All paint that is defective in any way or does not conform to the specification shall not be used on the work. Only paint from the approved manufacturer may be used. The bulk of any dirt, mud or other process residual shall be removed by mechanical means prior to beginning surface preparation. No paint shall be applied in failing or inadequate light. The contents of paint cans shall be thoroughly stirred before being poured into paint pots and shall be thinned in only the specified quantity in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions. All coats may be applied by spraying except where any over spray is likely to affect finished surfaces or where spraying constitutes a health hazard to workmen in other areas. Material applied by brush shall receive multiple coats to ensure film thickness. The application of any one type of paint or each coat shall be completed before the next coat on that section can begin. In all cases a Normandy Golden Grove Operations representative shall approve the application of each coat before it is covered up. Any paint work which is covered up before it has been approved shall be repainted, if so directed by Normandy Golden Grove Operations representative. In all cases where surfaces shall later become inaccessible they shall be prepared and have the paint system applied before access becomes impossible. All fittings within a given area shall be painted with the same system as the area unless otherwise specified.
Many layers might be utilized simply by spraying, except wherever any excess of spray is likely to have an impact on areas. In all conditions, a Normandy representative will accept the use of every coating ahead of its install.
Grease, oil and cleaning solutions shall be placed in containers and disposed of in accordance with Normandy Golden Grove Operations environmental policies. All weld areas shall be cleaned with a recommended solvent to remove all traces of welding flux, marking chalk and other contaminants. Surface preparation shall not be carried out in wet weather, when the relative humidity exceeds 85% or when the substrate temperature is less than 3C above dew point. Measurement of all ambient conditions including surface temperature, wet bulb and dry bulb readings shall be recorded in accordance with AS 3894 Parts 10, 11 & 12 (Appendix A) whilst any abrasive blast cleaning is undertaken to ensure compliance. The substrate surface shall be tested and results recorded for remaining traces of salts, Fe ions and pH levels. The level of salts may not exceed 6g/cm 2 and the level for Fe ions may not exceed 3g/cm 2. Where possible all surfaces shall be dry abrasive blast cleaned in accordance with AS 1627 Part 4 "Abrasive Blast Cleaning of Steel Surfaces". The standard of surface preparation shall be Class 2 with a profile 50m as defined in AS 1627, Part 4. On completion of abrasive blast cleaning the surface profile anchor pattern shall be tested and a visual assessment shall be done of the standard of blast achieved. These results will be recorded in accordance with AS 3894 Parts 10, 11 & 12 (Appendix A) to ensure compliance. All surfaces that cannot be blast cleaned shall be power tool cleaned in accordance with AS 1627 Part 2 "Power Tool Cleaning of Steel Surfaces". The standard of surface preparation shall be Class 2 as defined in AS 1627, Part 2. Alternately hand cleaning may be used in accordance with AS 1627 Part 7 "Hand Cleaning of Steel Surfaces", to bring all surfaces to Class 2 as defined in AS 1627 Part 7. All surfaces shall be cleaned free of dust and traces of blast products by brushing or vacuum cleaning before painting commences.
An electrical engineer controls the terms of acceptability when an inspection is needed, to the extent that treatment or making before progressing. Toxins consist of residuals along with all soluble salts and need to be taken away by high pressure water blasting. The conventional connection with exterior preparation will be Category 3 as outlined in standard 1627, Portion 3. Consider hand cleaning to bring all materials in line with Category 3. Almost all materials without particles need to be cleaned up before work starts. Before any exterior change occurring, all products and services for items of equipment may undergo deterioration due to approaches that are not thoroughly masked.
Almost all weld splatter cannot be taken away by blasting and will require mechanical assistance. All wild areas are washed out with solvent to remove impurities related to welding flux, paying attention to other toxins and defects. Area preparation shall not be performed during damp conditions, once the comparative moisture exceeds 85% or the pre heat is less than 3 degrees below the dew level. The exterior needs to be tested for salts and pH readings. The quantity of sales may not go beyond 6g/cm 3.
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