11�3 - Revision And Maintenance; 11�3�1�- General Conditions - Circutor PVS2 Installation Manual

11.3 - REVISION AND MAINTENANCE
11�3�1�- GENERAL CONDITIONS
The construction management or the engineering company that carry out the project will
define the periods and maintenance actions required for the housing or foundation. It is highly
recommended to carry out testing procedures on concrete footings or housings.
In each maintenance revision a form sheet must be completed with the following information
outlined below:
- Maintenance Company.
- Person who performs the tasks.
- Date of completion of the works.
- Visually reviewed points.
- Damages in the visually reviewed points.
- Points reviewed using gauge key.
- Points that have been retightened due to tension slipping.
- If protective paintwork has been added.
- Remarks.
Maintenance work must be carried out with sufficient trained personnel who are qualified to
complete these tasks.
The maintenance guidelines must be adjusted and, if necessary, these must be changed
periodically according to the conditions of service and the product's alteration over time.
11�3�2�- REVISION AND MAINTENANCE TASKS
11�3�2�1�- Periodicity: every six months
Visual inspection of the entire canopy, looking for possible damage to the entire structure such
as bumps, fissures, deformations, breaks, or possible rust issues. The fastening hardware at
the angles between the flag and the belts are points in which special attention must be paid.
Any damage will be repaired immediately to avoid possible accidents or lack of service.
Table of minimum visual revisions:
Base anchor screws
Top layer
Welding base Joint
Screws in the joint of the base and the foot
Point P1
Screws in the joint of the foot and the wing
Screws in the joint of the flag and the angle
Angle
Screw in the joint of the angle and the belts
End contact point between belts and angle
Belts central point
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Visual revision
Table 3: Visual revision chart�
Appearance
PVS2
Deformation
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