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ct before switching on suction pump. After oil being sucked up carefully inspect all fuel dispenser connection and sealed sections whether exists leakage. Scrutinize the working states of measurement transducer, pump and vapor separator after starting operation. As for new filing station, clean waster and water in pipeline. Preset unit price according to oil price. It is regulative to twice PPU presetting for each fuel dispenser per day. Appraise each nozzle flow rate in accordance with fuel dispenser’s metrological regulation and procedure, indicating value error no more than ±0.3%, repeatability error no more than ±0.15%. Regulate the adjusting bolt of overflow valve to change flow rate, increasing or reducing it. It must switch off power supply to maintain failure in debugging progress. It is strictly prohibited to debug as explosion-proof junction box being open. Debug personnel should clearly tell all operating functions and methods of fuel dispensers to station staff, and make report to station owner and get authorization. Chapter VI fuel dispenser Metrological approval of fuel dispenser As commercial measure instrument, fuel dispenser is used for calculating the volume of commercial-used fuel. Thus, its accuracy directly correlates the customer’s economical benefits. That is the reason why fuel dispenser in China should be conducted a compulsory appraisal in accordance with State’s law on metrology. Metrology aims at ensuring exactitude on basis of united unit. The metrological appraisal for fuel dispenser refers to the work that to appraise measurement performance and to inspect whether or not abiding by legal requirements. The metro fuel dispenser logical regulation on fuel dispenser JJG 443-98 (hereinafter called JJG443-98) promulgated in Aug 1, 1998, is a legal tool to appraise metering of fuel dispenser, which introduces the international metrological technology regulation and global practice. JJG 443-98 emphasized that flow meter is core component in fuel dispenser, enhances metrological requirement, increasing the cont
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et markets of Italy, there is a network of African Muslims offering a new response fuel dispenser to globalisation Tim Judah AS ANY recent visitor to Rome can report, Italy s urban landscape has a new feature, as common as cafés selling delicious cappuccino. Take the Via della Conciliazione, the avenue leading to the Vatican much of the pavement is dotted with traders from Africa, hawking “ethnic�carvings or bags, belts and sunglasses with fake brand names. Watch for a while and you see the cat-and-mouse games the traders play every so often, they get warning of a police raid, and they bundle their wares into a sack and flee. If they fail to escape, it will instead be the police who bundle up and remove their goods. In some Italian cities, like Venice, signs tell visitors not to buy from street traders on pain of a stiff fine. Clearly the owners of pricey local boutiques hate the competition. But most locals shrug their shoulders as they step past t fuel dispenser he traders, or else they make fun of the peddlers habit of speaking Italian laced with French. If they think about it at all, tourists and locals alike probably assume these traders are just a disorganised, random sample of Europe s vast army of human flotsam and jetsam, desperate migrants from poor places who arrive in leaky boats. In reality, the traders on the streets leading to the Vatican are anything but disorganised. They are members of a highly disciplined international community, at once religious and economic, with headquarters in another holy city—Touba, in the heart of Seneg fuel dispenser al, three hours drive from Dakar, the capital. Like so many Senegalese migrants (some of whom drive taxis in New York or pick lemons in Spain), those Roman peddlers belong to a dynamic Sufi Muslim movement called the Mourides. They are followers of Cheikh Amadou Bamba, a religious leader who died in 1927. Inspired by his teaching, they have made an ingenious response to the