EMERGENCY SHUT-OFF VALVES Sample Clauses

EMERGENCY SHUT-OFF VALVES. Each tank connection subject to a static head of fuel shall have a shut-off valve at the tank with hydraulic remote pull stations. In addition, each day tank suction line shall have a shut-off valve with hydraulic remote pull stations. The shut-off valve shall be similar to the LK Quick-Closing valve, with hydraulic control stations. Each valve shall be operable locally at the valve, and from two (2) remote pull stations. One pull station shall be located at the outside the Switchboard Room, and the other pull station shall be located outside the fueling locker, on the forward main deck bulkhead. Additionally, each valve release cylinder shall be equipped with a fire melting ring that will melt at temperatures above 178-degrees F, and automatically shut-off the fuel supply. The Contractor shall provide and install engraved brass valve instruction plates at the valve and at the remote pull stations. The plates shall have 1-inch letters. The template for the plates and installation locations shall be provided to the COR for review and approval. Additional ball valves shall be installed for the fuel oil system in order to allow for isolating the system for maintenance and repair.
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EMERGENCY SHUT-OFF VALVES. The main supply line from the waste oil tanks shall have a positive closing valve. The valves shall be remotely operable (closed) from a safe and readily accessible location. The midship waste oil tank remote valve control shall be on the main deck exterior near Frame #31, on the port side.
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EMERGENCY SHUT-OFF VALVES. Inspect shut off valves to all hot and cold supply lines for proper operation and leaks. This will insure the water can be shut off in an emergency.  Washing Machine: Inspect water connections for leaks. Check for proper operation of shut off valves. Inspect hose for signs of cracking and/or swelling.  Toilets: Inspect shut off valve, supply lines, and tank lever for proper operations. Perform dye test by placing dye in the toilet tank. This will indicate if there is a leak from the tank to the bowl. A leak of any quantity can waste water and your money. If you have a septic tank, any leak can be more expensive.  Faucets: Inspect faucets for loose handles and tighten if possible. Inspect all faucets for leaks and corrosion. A leaky faucet can waste lots of water increasing your water bill. If the leak is on the hot side this impacts your water heater, increasing your electric or gas usage.  Outside Hose Xxxxx: Inspect for leaks and corrosion  Main water supply Valve: Locate, tag, and inspect for proper operation.  Pressure Test: Water and pressure test hot and cold lines for leaks.  Water Heater: Inspect proper operation of emergency shut off valve. Check temperature and pressure safety relief valve. Inspect drain valve operation and inspect all lines for leaks. o Gas Heater: Visual inspection of flue pipe for corrosion and leaks. Check and clean main burner assembly. Inspect gas control valve and proper vent draft. o Electric Heater: Check continuity of the thermostats and elements. Inspect the condition of wiring.
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