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Portable Gun 15m3h 6bar

Cloud Marine Portable Gun 15m3h 6bar is identified in the source list as a portable tank cleaning gun. It is temporarily connected at a tank-cleaning access point and handled by crew during approved cleaning operations. Its purpose is to direct cleaning liquid onto tank surfaces to remove cargo residues and support preparation for the next cargo, inspection or maintenance. The source record provides the existing record note '6 bar'. The nozzle arrangement directs one or more cleaning jets into the tank, with rotation or fixed coverage depending on the installed design. The exact model designation and any flow, pressure or tank-dimension information contained in the source distinguish coverage and hydraulic duty from neighboring tank-cleaning units; refer to manufacturer documentation for the exact figures.

Components & Design

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Technical Data

coverage diameter m 2
flow rate m3h 15
pressure bar 6
rotation type manual
media water/chemical

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Common failures & inspection points

●Nozzle blockage caused by cargo residue, rust scale or debris, resulting in weak or distorted cleaning jets
●Rotation or indexing failure caused by gear wear, deposits or drive-mechanism damage, resulting in incomplete or repetitive cleaning coverage
●Seal or bearing deterioration caused by chemical attack, abrasive contamination or wear, resulting in leakage, stiffness or abnormal movement
●Supply-pressure loss caused by pump, valve, strainer or hose restriction, resulting in reduced jet reach and poor cleaning effectiveness
●Incorrect program, installation angle or nozzle orientation caused by setup or maintenance error, resulting in missed tank surfaces or inefficient cleaning

Service & Maintenance

Inspect nozzles, strainers, bearings, seals, gears and external connections before cleaning operations. Confirm free rotation or programmed movement using the approved test method and check that nozzles are unobstructed. Maintain the cleaning-liquid supply within the vessel's approved operating procedure and investigate poor jet performance rather than increasing pressure without verification. Flush the unit after services that can leave deposits and inspect portable hoses or couplings where applicable. Check mounting and orientation after tank work. Refer to manufacturer and cargo-system documentation for exact pressure, flow, program and maintenance criteria.

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Replacement Parts

Keep nozzle inserts or approved nozzle parts, seals, bearings, gear or turbine service kits, filters and portable hose or coupling consumables appropriate to the installed model. Materials must be compatible with the cargo and cleaning chemicals used. Confirm exact parts from the equipment documentation.
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