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Appendix C - Stormwater Management Plan
Attached to the e-mail MCU15/0095 & REC15/0022 Development Application Stormwater Mgmt Plan (2 of 3).
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The SPEL automatic alarm/monitoring system provides a audible warning alarm when the level of the oil in the SPEL separator reaches
approximately 10% of the storage volume under static liquid level conditions. This is a early warning system that is used for spills
or lack of maintenance.
The system comprises of a probe mounted in the main separation chamber which senses when the designed volume of light liquids has
accumulated and sends a signal to the electronic control unit activating a red ‘empty now’ warning light and an audible alarm,
Safe area Operation
Hazardous area Control The probe is freely suspended in the probe protection tube in
SPEL seperator Unit the separator at the correct level. When the oil-layer or depth
of hydrocarbons reaches the predetermined level, the top of
the probe will be immersed in the oil, breaking the circuit and
activating the alarm. It is a ‘fail-safe’ system providing
complete assurance that it is operative. If a fault occurs it will be
signalled immediately.
Installation
Control unit (general positioning)
The control unit has been designed to be located indoors and
outdoors, within a nonhazardous area. It should be wall mounted
and positioned such that the LED display and push switches
on the front panel can be readily seen and accessed. The unit
can be secured to the wall by using the four mounting holes
provided. Included within the control is an intrinsically safe
circuit (approved according to ATEX Directive 94/9/EC), to
which the probe unit is connected.
Cable to control unit Probe junction box
Access shaft
Maintenance
When the separator is maintained, lift the probe out of the probe
protection tube, check it operates the alarm (see under Tests Ref. 10.2) Cable coiled for
Location cap adjustment and
and at the same time wipe oil and contaminants from the probe to testing
prevent a fake alarm after re-inserting.
Probe protection tube
Probe
Insert probe onsite
The probe protection tube is factory fitted and the probe
matched to ensure the alarm is activated when the light liquids
reach approximately 10% of the storage volume the SPEL
separator is designed for.
All that is required on site is to undertake the electrical
installation in accordance with the instructions provided and
lower the probe with the pre-fixed location cap into the probe
protection tube. When the cap locates onto the top of the probe
protection tube, the probe is suspended at the correct level.
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