W. Va. Code R. § 56-23-10 - Containers
10.1. Containers
for the transport of diesel fuel shall meet the requirements of this
section.
10.2. Diesel fuel shall be
transported only in containers specifically designed for the transport of
diesel fuel.
10.3. No more than one
safety can, conspicuously marked, shall be transported on a vehicle at any
time.
10.4. Containers other than
safety cans used to transport diesel fuel shall be provided with the following:
10.4.1. Devices for venting.
10.4.2. Self-closing caps.
10.4.3. Vent pipes at least as large as the
fill or withdrawal connection, whichever is larger, but not less than one and
one-fourth inch nominal inside diameter.
10.4.4. Liquid-tight connections for all
container openings that are identified by conspicuous markings and closed when
not in use.
10.4.5. Shutoff valves
located within one inch of the tank shell on each connection through which
liquid can normally flow.
10.5. When tanks are provided with openings
for manual gauging, liquid-tight caps or covers shall be provided and shall be
kept closed when not open for gauging.
10.6. Containers used for the transport of
diesel fuel shall not exceed a capacity of five hundred gallons.
10.7. Containers, other than safety cans,
used for the transport of diesel fuel shall be permanently fixed to the
transportation unit; provided, however, that the director may develop criteria
on a mine by mine basis that allows for approved diesel fuel transportation
units to be transported on (or by) a secondary transportation unit to their
respective work areas.
10.8. Diesel
fuel transportation units shall be transported individually and not with any
other cars, except that two diesel fuel transportation units up to a maximum of
five hundred gallons each may be transported together.
10.9. Diesel fuel shall not be transported on
conveyor belts.
10.10. When
transporting diesel fuel in containers other than safety cans, a fire
extinguisher shall be provided on each end of the transportation unit. The fire
extinguishers shall be multipurpose type dry-chemical fire extinguishers
containing a nominal weight of twenty pounds.
10.11. Diesel fuel transportation units shall
have a fire suppression system that meets the requirements of section 11 of
this rule.
10.12. In mines where
trolley wire is used, diesel fuel transportation units shall be provided with
insulating material to protect the units from energized trolley wire, and the
distance between the diesel fuel transportation unit and the trolley wire shall
not be less than twelve inches, or the trolley wire shall be de-energized when
diesel fuel transportation units are transported through the area.
10.13. Unattended diesel fuel transportation
units shall be parked only in underground diesel fuel storage
facilities.
10.14. Safety cans
shall be used for emergency fueling only.
10.15. Safety cans shall be clearly marked,
have a maximum capacity of five gallons and be constructed of metal and
equipped with a nozzle and self-closing valves.
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