Transformer Oil Bag Product Specifications
The Transformer Oil Bag is custom manufactured to fit any type and size of Transformer. The Transformer Oil Bags are designed as a flat mat for easy packing with two layers of material for strength as well as durability with a draw string, and a storage cover to make it watertight. The flat mat may also be used as a contamination work station before bagging the leaking transformer. All Transformer Oil bags are hand made to the exact specifications in our warehouse using our quality control criteria.
Structural Materials (1st Layer)
Item Specifications
Transformer Oil Bag: 100% Polyester PVC Backed Canvas
PVC Coating Weight: .55 MM 6.30 per Sq. Yd.
Approximate Weight: 10.5 Oz. per Sq. Yd.
UV Rating: 80%
Grab Break: 340 # warp-nominal 170 # fill nominal
Tongue Tears: 24 # warp-nominal 14 # fill nominal
Taber Abrasion: ASTM D3884 – 637 cycles to wear
Oil Collection Materials (2nd Layer)
Item Specifications
Transformer Oil Bag: GeoForce Non Woven GFNW8
Oil Absorption: 10 oz. per sq. ft. ASTM F726-81
Weight: 8 oz. ASTM D5261
Grab Tensile: 205 (.911) ASTM D4632
Grab Elongation: 50 ASTM D4632
Trapezoid Tear Strength: 85 (.378) ASTM D4533
Puncture Resistance: 130 (.578) ASTM D4833
Mullen Burst: 400 (2756) ASTM D3786
Permittivity: 1.4 ASTM D4491
Water Flow: Gallons per sq. ft. 90 (3657) ASTM D4491
A.0.S.: U.S. Sieve 80 (.180) ASTM D4751
U.V. Resistance: % / hrs. 70/100 ASTM D4355
Additional Information
Item Specifications
Serviceability: Easy installation – Easy to transport – Easy to store
Transformer Designs: Octagon, Rectangle (variable sizes)
Patents: Pending
WASTE DISPOSAL METHOD:
1. If unused, no special precautions are necessary. If used, dispose of in accordance with federal, state and local regulations.
2. In certain types of cleanup applications, the nature to the material recovered will classify the resulting spent material as a hazardous component.
3. When the material is deemed hazardous, it should be disposed of via an approved hazardous waste disposal service and the appropriate manifest obtained.
Helps Comply With NPDES 40 CFR 122.26 (1999) When Used As Best Management Practice In Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plans.