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Particulate or dirt is normally found in fuel in the form of rust, scale, lint, dust, particles from gaskets and hoses which have been released from the side of the tanks, piping and transportation vehicles.
1.0.1 Precautions to be taken prior to test:
Person testing fuel should be sufficiently protected to prevent contact with fuel by wearing eye protection, gloves and appropriate apparel.
1.0.2 Apparatus:
A bucket, white porcelain lined or stainless steel of a capacity of seven litters (7
L) and with a bonding cable (a separate cable if not equipped, must be provided). A shiny coin with well-defined feature is an additional tool.
1.0.3 Procedure, method of testing and observation:
Bucket must be clean and dry.
a) A static bonding cable must be connected between bucket and the source of sample container, pipe or valve as required
b) Take a sample at system operating pressure (except samples from a storage tank or transport trailer). Fuel in the drain or line should be removed or displaced before taking sample. Call 08183390378 and get the manual book prepared for your guide and learn the skills + HSE Training for fresh graduate.

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1.3.1 Precautions to be taken prior to test:
Person testing fuel should be sufficiently protected to prevent contact with fuel by wearing eye protection, gloves and appropriate apparel.
The sampling unit must be bonded accordingly to both to the sampling connection and the measuring container to minimize static discharge.
1.3.2 Apparatus and Equipment:
Sampling kit:
Field sampling kit (Fig 1.1); field monitor each one 37 mm diameter, 0.8 micron membrane, backed by a 34 mm diameter support pad, electrically bondable receiving container and a colour rating booklet (AMST D 2276, Appendix X).
Optional equipment; SGTP-3940 Colour and Particle Assessment Rating Guide are available.