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            The Freedom Fuels site is being monitored in accordance with an agreed protocol formulated with Griffith
            University, and will continue until 15 qualifying events have been analysed. The present data will need to be
            supplemented before it can be considered to comply with the Healthy Waterways Water by Design guidelines.



            3.0        Maintenance Procedures
            The Maintenance Programme will be kept on the premises at all times, with a ledger recoding all maintenance
            and inspection activities. This will provide a useful and efficient record for Inspection officers to facilitate random
            verification. Maintenance is performed at a minimum of every six months or if the probe alarm is activated, by
            eduction method (suction). The Inspection and Maintenance guideline in Appendix 5 better elaborates the
            procedures.




                                                    Figure 15. Maintenance Schematic.




            3.1        Coalescer Unit

            Use the lifting handle or the chain and lift the Coalescer unit out of the tank and place it near the Puraceptor™,
            in a retained area so pollutants do not escape.


            3.2        Coalescer Foam

            Remove the coalescer foam insert, and wash with normal water pressure ensuring the dirty water runs into the
            SPEL Puraceptor™.




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