EMB-505 - Embraer

GROUND HANDLING ANDSERVICING HANDBOOKHARD COPY IS UNCONTROLLED. ONCE PRINTED, THIS PAGE MUST NOT BE RETAINED FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.BEFORE USING, MAKE SURE THIS HARD COPY IS THE LATEST ISSUE.catalog shall be used.3. DESIGNATION ColumnThis column presents a brief description of the material.4. SUPPLIER ColumnThis column lists the names of the most usual suppliers of thematerial.5. SHELF LIFE ColumnThis column gives the period of time (in months) between the fabricationdate and the last date when the conditions for use of theproduct are still assured, providing the material is packed andstored as specified.6. DANGER CLASS ColumnThis column gives the product danger class according to the InternationalAir Transportation Association (IATA) - Dangerous GoodsRegulations.7. STORAGE CODE ColumnThis column lists codes referring to the conditions that assure theproper preservation of the consumable products during their storageperiod.NOTE: The information from the manufacturer/supplier shallalways prevail over the one herein.The table Storage Conditions gives the codes associated with theconditions under which each product must be stored. This tablepresents the following requirements:a. TemperatureThis column gives the proper ambient temperature, both in Celsiusand Fahrenheit degrees, to store a product. It may give arange of temperature (4 to 38 °C, for example) or the maximumallowable temperature (25 °C (maximum), for example).b. Away FromThis column gives the products/conditions from which the itemshould stay away in order to guarantee its adequate preservation.The following table gives the storage conditions.Table 3 - Storage CodeStorage Code Temperature Away From01 4 to 38 °C (39 to 100 °F)Fuel, Ozone and/or spark generatingdevices Moisture, Dust, Oil,Grease, Direct Sunlight, FluorescentLight, Air in Circulation.EFFECTIVITY: ALLINTRODUCTIONPage INTRO-4NOV 20/09Copyright © by EMBRAER S.A - All rights reserved - See title page for details.