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Use of hoses

2018-07-20View Original

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Can lubricating oil be loaded and unloaded using hoses? Are there any regulatory restrictions? ? :handshake
Reply #22018-07-20
It’s not that high a risk, right? We used metal hoses for loading and unloading liquefied gas before, and we only changed to something else a short time ago.
Reply #32018-07-20
Is it in compliance with the specifications to use hoses for loading and unloading Class C lubricating oils?
Reply #42018-08-02
For the lubricant engineering projects we worked on at Shell in the past, the pipes connected to the large tanks used \"hoses\" – of course, metal \"hoses\"”
Reply #52018-08-16
You can also choose composite hoses that are lightweight, have a good bending radius, and are conductive to static electricity

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