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FACTORIES AND INDUSTRIAL UNDERTAKINGS (WORK IN COMPRESSED AIR) REGULATIONS - REGULATION 16
Decant locks
PART IV
DECANT LOCKS
(1) A decant lock shall-
(a) be a double compartment lock similar to a medical lock so that any
person taken ill during decompression may be individually
recompressed;
(b) be capable of withstanding a pressure of not less than 10 pounds per
square inch above the maximum pressure used or likely to be used in
the working chamber at any time;
(c) be situated as near as possible to the man-lock;
(d) be protected from the weather and the sun; and
(e) be maintained, heated and ventilated in the same manner as a man-lock.
(2) Each compartment of a decant lock shall be provided with-
(a) exhaust valves that will enable accurate decompression to be carried
out according to the Decompression Tables in the Third Schedule;
(b) a pressure recording gauge, which shall be accurate to within half a
pound per square inch and the recording on the chart shall be as
approved by the Commissioner;
(c) if a circular recording chart is used it shall rotate at a speed of
not less than once in 4 hours. (L.N. 161 of 1978)
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