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This document provides guidelines for the design of loading facilities for bulk road vehicles. It includes specifications for top loading gantries, bottom loading islands, drainage systems, ramps, and handrails. Diagrams illustrate typical designs for closed drainage systems, concrete islands, loading bay dimensions, top loading gantry structures, hinged ramps, handrail supports, bottom loading structures, and skid mounted bottom loading gantries. The document aims to provide engineering practices and standards for safely and efficiently loading bulk materials from facilities onto road vehicles.

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Esquemas Shell

This document provides guidelines for the design of loading facilities for bulk road vehicles. It includes specifications for top loading gantries, bottom loading islands, drainage systems, ramps, and handrails. Diagrams illustrate typical designs for closed drainage systems, concrete islands, loading bay dimensions, top loading gantry structures, hinged ramps, handrail supports, bottom loading structures, and skid mounted bottom loading gantries. The document aims to provide engineering practices and standards for safely and efficiently loading bulk materials from facilities onto road vehicles.

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MANUAL

LOADING FACILITIES FOR BULK ROAD VEHICLES

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July 1998
(DEP Circular 58/03 has been incorporated)

DESIGN AND ENGINEERING PRACTICE


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Figure 8.11 Closed drainage system for white oil slops with underground container
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Figure 8.12 Typical concrete island for top loading gantries


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Figure 8.13 Typical top loading gantry dimensions


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Figure 8.14 Typical bottom loading island layouts


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Figure 8.15 Typical bottom loading bay dimensions


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Figure 8.16 Typical example of traditional box form top loading gantry
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Figure 8.17 1.3 metre hinged ramp with self-levelling steps


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Figure 8.18 6 metre hinged ramp


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Figure 8.19 Typical handrail support


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Figure 8.20 Typical traditional bottom loading structure


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Figure 8.21a Typical skid mounted bottom loading gantry


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Figure 8.21b Typical skid mounted bottom loading gantry


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Figure 8.22a Typical skid mounted bottom loading gantry

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Figure 8.22b Typical skid mounted bottom loading gantry

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