5.0MaintenanceInstructions(continued)5.1Lubrication and Cleaning (continued)5.1.3Interior Cleaning. The interior of the tank requires little cleaning if it is used for the samecommodity. If cleaning is required, fill the tank with approximately 150 gallons of a milddetergent/water solution. Close off all openings and slosh the detergent solution back and forth byalternately pulling the ends of the tank over the top of the tank. Drain the solution from the tankand flush with clean water. Repeat flushing as necessary. Dry the inside of the tank with a largevolume air blower if the tank is to be placed in dry storage.5.2PreventiveMaintenance5.2.1Inspection. The tank will be inspected weekly to ensure that the equipment is ready for operationat all times. Through regular inspection, defects can be found and corrected before seriousdamage occurs. Defects found during operation should be noted and corrected as soon asservicing operations have stopped. Refer to Table III for inspection procedures.14
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