Threat To The Environment - PRONAR T672ECO User Manual

Chapter 1

1.8 THREAT TO THE ENVIRONMENT

A hydraulic oil leak is a direct threat to the
natural environment owing to its limited
biodegradability. Repair works with a risk
of leakage of oil, should be carried out in
rooms with an oil resistant surface. In the
event of oil leaking into the environment,
first of all contain the source of the leak,
and then collect the leaked oil using
available means. Collect oil residue with
sorbents or mix the oil with sand, sawdust
or other absorbent materials. Collected
oil contaminants should be stored in an
airtight and marked container, resistant
to hydrocarbons, and then transferred to
an oil waste disposal point. The container
should be kept away from heat sources,
flammable materials and food.
Oil which has been used up or is unsuitable
for further use due to the loss of its prop-
erties is recommended to be stored in its
original packaging in the same conditions
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CAUTION
Oil waste can only be delivered to a point dealing
with the utilization or regeneration of oils. It is pro-
hibited to throw or pour oil into the sewage system or
water reservoirs.
DANGER
Do not store oil waste in food containers.
Store used oil in containers resistant to hydrocar-
bons.
ADVICE
The trailer's hydraulic system is filled with L-HL 32
Lotos oil.
as described previously. Waste code 13
01 10 (hydraulic oil). Detailed information
on oil can be found in the product safety
data sheet.
General
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