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Operations Setup at the job site is quick. The equipment is deployed from a control trailer by skilled technicians by raising the robot to the top of the tank and lowering it through the open manway. An umbilical cable connects the robot to the computers in the trailer where all functions of the robot are controlled in comfort.
Operational Safety Maverick is CERTIFIED to meet National Fire Protection Association, National Electrical Code, Underwriters Laboratory, Factory Mutual, CSA and DEMCO regulations for operation in Class I Division 1 Group D environments - hazardous and potentially explosive conditions. This multi-agency safety certification for Maverick, awarded August 31, 1998, is now recognized in the United States, Canada, and European nations. With Maverick, there is no need to compromise the safety of personnel or the operations of facilities. Maverick needs no waiver by health and safety departments to operate in diesel, gasoline, jet fuel, kerosene, fuel oil and other middle distillates.
"IS IT SAFE?" With Maverick, the answer is a certified YES.
Bottom Line - Savings Maverick reduces the direct and indirect costs of API 653 compliance by inspecting in-service tanks. This saves the operator the expensive costs of draining and cleaning the tank and lost revenues from down time, that can add up to $50,000 to $500,000 per tank. The major costs and liabilities of disposing of the heavy metal sludge and cleaning agents are also eliminated. By allowing inspection during tank operations, scheduling conflicts, the need to shift product to other tanks, or shutdowns because of a lack of standby tanks are no longer necessary.
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