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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Ocean Protect | OceanGuard Operations & Maintenance Manual Table of Contents Introduction ............................2 Why do I need to perform maintenance? ....................2 Health and Safety ........................... 3 Personnel health and safety ......................... 3 How does it Work? ..........................4 Maintenance Procedures ........................ -
Page 3: Introduction
The OceanGuard technology is a gully pit basket designed to fit within new and existing gully pits to remove pollution from stormwater runoff. The system has a choice of Filtration liners, designed to remove gross pollutants, total suspended solids and attached pollutants as either a standalone technology or as part of a treatment train with our StormFilter or Jellyfish Filtration products. -
Page 4: Health And Safety
Access to pits containing an OceanGuard typically requires removing (heavy) access covers/grates, but typically it is not necessary to enter into a confined space. Pollutants collected by the OceanGuard will vary depending on the nature of your site. There is potential for these materials to be harmful. For example, sediments may contain heavy metals, carcinogenic substances or sharp objects such as broken glass and syringes. -
Page 5: How Does It Work
OceanGuard is designed to intercept stormwater as it enters the stormwater pits throughout a site. The OceanGuard has diversion panels that sit flush with the pit walls, this ensures that as stormwater enters at the top of the pit it is directed to the middle of the insert where the Filtration bag is situated. The filtration bag allows for screening to occur removing 100% of pollutants greater than the opening of the filtration material (200micron, 1600micron bags available). -
Page 6: Minor Service
8. Re-install filtration bag and replace access cover/grate Major Service (Filter Bag Replacement) For the OceanGuard system, a major service is a reactionary process based on the outcomes from the minor service. Trigger Event from Minor Service... -
Page 7: Additional Reasons Of Maintenance
Hazardous Material Spill If there is a spill event on site, all OceanGuard pits that potentially received flow should be inspected and cleaned. Specifically all captured pollutants from within the filtration bag should be removed and disposed in accordance with any additional requirements that may relate to the type of spill event.
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