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Testing and Inspection of Old Tanks

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3 Definitions <strong>and</strong> St<strong>and</strong>ardsThe terms <strong>and</strong> definitions used in this document are taken as those given by the relevantregulations concerning the transport <strong>of</strong> dangerous goods unless otherwise stated inTable 1 below.Table 1TermTank recordInspector<strong>Inspection</strong> bodyIntermediateinspection<strong>Old</strong> tankProtective liningDefinitionMeans a file containing all the important technical informationsuch as the original design documentation, previousinspection reports <strong>and</strong> records <strong>of</strong> repairs (NOTE: see 5.2).means individual employed by <strong>and</strong> carrying out inspectionsfor an inspection body.is a generic term for a body appointed by the competentauthority to perform designated inspections <strong>and</strong> tests.means inspection carried out between the initial <strong>and</strong> the firstperiodic inspection or between two periodic inspectionsis a tank as defined in the “Carriage <strong>of</strong> Dangerous GoodsApproved Derogations <strong>and</strong> Transitional provisions”or coating means a lining or coating protecting the metallictank material against the corrosive attack by the substancesto be carriedNOTE: This does not apply to lining or coating used only toprotect the substance to be carried.Major repair:Technical codeA repair without which the safety <strong>of</strong> the tank or structurewould have been compromised. This will include any repairthat requires hotwork to the pressure containment part <strong>of</strong> thetankmeans the code according to which the tank has beendesigned <strong>and</strong> constructed6

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