Compressed Gases Compressed gas description v Definition of
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Compressed Gases
Compressed gas description v Definition of a compressed gas any gas, or mixture of gases, that is pressurized and contained in a cylinder or tank. 1 a
Compressed gas description v Examples of compressed gases • Acetylene • Anhydrous ammonia • Carbon dioxide • Helium v Types of containers in which compressed gas is stored 1 b
Cryogenic liquids v Definition of a cryogenic liquid matter that exists at minus 200 degrees Celsius v Examples of cryogenic liquids • Liquid nitrogen • Argon • Liquid oxygen 2 a
Handling and inspection procedures v Ensure gas containers are identified with a DOT or TC label v Cylinders must never be dropped, slid, or rolled 3 a
Handling and inspection procedures v Use carts or other material handling equipment to move cylinders v Regulators, pressure relief devices, valves, and hoses must be designed for the specific container 3 b
Handling and inspection procedures v Never interchange equipment between different types of gases v Pressure relief devices maintain pressure in cylinder at a desired level 3 c
Handling and inspection procedures v Inspect cylinders and devices, and remove defective equipment from service v Inspect threads on valves and regulators for damage, dirt, grease, and oil 3 d
Handling and inspection procedures v Threads on regulators and auxiliary equipment must match the container valve threads adapters are not allowed v Connections must not be tampered with, or forced together 3 e
Handling and inspection procedures v Valves should be opened slowly, with valve outlets pointed away from the user and other persons v Valves should be opened with the wrench supplied by the vendor 3 f
Handling and inspection procedures v Valves should not be hammered open or closed 3 g
Storage procedures v Containers upright must be stored v Storage areas must be wellventilated v Avoid storage temperatures above 125 degrees Fahrenheit 4 a
Storage procedures v Post the names of the gases in the storage area v Keep valve caps on containers when not connected to dispensing equipment 4 b
Storage procedures v Keep compressed gases away from fires, flames, and welding torches 4 c
Storage procedures v When containers are in storage, remove: • Regulators • Cylinder connections • Hoselines • Similar auxiliary devices 4 d
Storage procedures v Store oxygen away from flammable gas containers and combustibles • 20 -foot rule • Non-combustible 5 -foot high barrier 4 e
Storage procedures v Ensure that the storage area is: • properly labeled • secure • away from ignition sources • separate from oxidizing gases v Types of containers in which cryogenics are stored 4 f
Compressed gas hazards v Inert gases v Oxidizing gases v Fire hazards of flammable compressed gases 5 a
Compressed gas hazards v Health hazards of poison gases v Corrosive v Other gases hazards 5 b
Cryogenic liquid hazards v Extreme cold temperatures v Asphyxiation v Splashing transfer and boiling during 6 a
Personal protective equipment v Eye and face protection v Gloves v Aprons v Foot protection 7 a
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