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✨ Hazardous Substances Regulations

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in accordance with this Schedule, subject to such conditions as applied to the approval given under that regulation.

(2) The substances are—

(a) class 3.1C hazardous substances with a flashpoint of not less than 50°C; and

(b) class 3.1D hazardous substances.

(3) The Authority must keep a record of every burner to which subclause (1) applies on the register established under clause 70.

70 Register of approved burners

(1) The Authority must keep a register of every burner approved under clause 68 or deemed to be approved under clause 69.

(2) The Authority must ensure that the register is available for public inspection.

(3) For each burner, the Authority must record any conditions on which the approval was granted.

71 Installation requirements for burners

(1) Every burner that will be used for a hazardous substance specified in subclause (2) must—

(a) be installed with a remote cut-off valve; and

(b) have a combustion chamber capable of resisting an explosion.

(2) The substances are—

(a) class 3.1C hazardous substances with a flashpoint of not less than 50°C; and

(b) class 3.1D hazardous substances.

72 Operating instructions for burners

A person who supplies a burner that will be used for class 3.1 hazardous substances must provide the person in charge of the burner with comprehensive operating instructions for the burner.

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Pipework

73 Requirements for pipework

(1) This clause applies to pipework used to convey a hazardous substance if the pipework is not required to comply with any of the following:

(a) the Health and Safety in Employment (Pressure Equipment, Cranes, and Passenger Ropeways) Regulations 1999:

(b) the Health and Safety in Employment (Pipelines) Regulations 1999:

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