Adblue® Storage; Adblue® Spill - tatsuno OCEAN TOWER Series Installation And User Manual

into a clean bed sheet – do not take off clothes! If the clothes start burning, do not run (fire
becomes more intense), extinguish with water, put out flames with a blanket – coat, rolling on
the ground. If someone appears to be in the middle of fire, lie down immediately. Flames that
reach a face may cause life‐threatening burns of the respiratory system.
1.4.6. ADBLUE® STORAGE
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AdBlue® fluid crystallizes at low temperatures and at higher temperatures (above +50 °C) it can
produce biuret and ammonia. AdBlue® should always be stored away from sources of heat and
fire in tanks suitable for this liquid and in locations that are sufficiently separated from such
sources, approved, and labelled.
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Store separately from incompatible materials and avoid contact with strong oxidizing agents,
acids, alkalis, nitrates, sodium hypochlorite and calcium hypochlorite that may react with AdBlue®
to form potentially explosive mixtures. Do not store the medium for a long time – for more than
six months.
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Ensure that the storage tank is securely closed, protected against physical damage, and regularly
checked for leakage. If any other manufacturer's tank for AdBlue® liquid is located at the fuel
station, resolve any questions with this manufacturer in terms of filling, emptying, cleaning,
handling, and storage of the tank.
1.4.7. ADBLUE® SPILL
Although AdBlue® is not classified as hazardous, after spilling it forms crystals and causes deformation.
After a long time, it causes a slippery surface. Each AdBlue® spill must be immediately reported to a fuel
station manager.
Avoid inhalation of vapours and contact with the skin and eyes by using protective equipment.
AdBlue® spill at a fuel station:
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Cover the spilled media with plenty of sand, soil or other inert absorbent material.
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In case of spillage of large quantities, avoid spreading with sand or soil and avoid leakage into
sewerage and water bodies.
NOTE
Do not discharge AdBlue® into surface water or water pipes!
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Once the surface has dried, move the material to a suitable container for controlled disposal.
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If AdBlue® runs into the sewerage piping, pour a plenty of water into it.
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Observe local legal regulations for waste handling.
AdBlue® in a dispenser/vehicle:
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AdBlue® spilled on a dispenser or vehicle must be removed using a soft cloth.
WARNING
Risk of electric shock! Never use a hose or high‐pressure spray near the AdBlue® dispenser.
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