SmartROC T35/T40 10 Environmental Protection
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10 Environmental Protection
10.1 Environmental Guidelines
The negative impact a machine has on the environment depends highly on its use and
condition. A well-maintained, fully-functional, and correctly-used machine has the least
overall negative environmental impact regarding operation and maintenance. Read and fol-
low the given guidelines when using or working with the machine.
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NOTE: Observe the local risk analysis for the local worksite.
NOTE: Obey local regulations concerning the use and maintenance of machinery.
• Make sure that operators and maintenance personnel are adequately trained.
• Use biologically-degradable hydraulic fluids and lubricants when refilling the systems
for machine operation. Contact Epiroc for more information. See https://
www.epiroc.com
• Avoid prolonged idling and switch off the engine when not required.
• Use automatic speed control, if available.
10.2 Oils and Greases
• Leaking hydraulic couplings and grease are hazardous to the environment. Do regular
checks and make sure that there are no leaks on the machine.
• Contact Epiroc at http://www.epiroc.com for information about biologically-degradable
hydraulic fluid and lubricants.
10.3 Fuel Spill
Fuel spill is a fire hazard and an environmental hazard. Avoid fuel spills when filling the
tank. Fuel fumes are extremely explosive.
10.4 Exhaust Gases
• Exhaust gases are toxic. Good ventilation is necessary when the engine is running.
• Regular maintenance of the air filters can keep emission levels low.
10.5 Handling of Spills and Waste during Maintenance
• Clean the oil and fuel residue and spills in accordance with local regulations.
• Dispose of expired or worn out batteries in accordance with local regulations.
• Do not burn residual oil or flush it into drains or water systems.
• Collect oil-content waste, such as filters and rags, in separate containers and dispose
it in accordance with local regulations.
• Do not mix coolant and brake fluids with oil spills. Collect coolant, brake fluids, and oil
spills in separate containers, and dispose in accordance with local regulations.
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