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Trucks, and all the other stuff
Question | Answer |
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Steps in an analysis Rachel | Radioactivity |
Steps in an analysis Came | Combustibility |
Steps in an analysis Over | Oxygen |
Steps in an analysis Pulled | pH |
Steps in an analysis Her | Hydrogen sulfide |
Steps in an analysis Coat | Carbon Monoxide |
Steps in an analysis Off | Organic Vapors |
Used to determine the presence of flammable vapors of hydrocarbon products | (CGI) Combustible gas indicators |
Used for high-activity materials transported by aircraft | Type C |
Intended for materials with extremely low levels of radioactivity | Excepted |
resources that indicate the effects of mixing various hazardous materials | NFPA 49/M Bretherick Lewis |
Guide to Hazardous Chemical Reaction | NFPA 49/M |
Handbook of reactive chemical hazards | Bretherick |
Hazardous chemical desk reference | Lewis |
weather service computer models industrial facilities colleges and universities county, state, federal agencies | dispersion pattern prediction |
Fusible plugs Rupture disk spring-loaded relief valves | pressure relief devices |
Melt and release contents | Fusible plugs |
releases contents when pressure gets too high | Rupture disk |
Opens and discharges contents | Spring-loaded |
insulation, mounding, water spray, and monitor nozzles are all_____ | Special Protection Measures |
Material limiting temperature to 800 degrees for 50 minutes | Insulation |
Covering cylinder with 1 foot of noncombustible, noncorrosive material | Mounding |
Delivers densities of at least 0.25 gallons per minute | Water Spray |
Automatically operated, located in position to wet any part of tank that could explode. | Monitor Nozzles |
Spill, Leak, and Fire are all _____ | Three elements of a incident |
Purpose- to minimize potential differences between objects and the ground It is the process of connecting one or more conductive objects to earth | Grounding |
Steps for determining the likely extent of the physical, safety, and health hazards | First- Determine Concentration Second- Determine acceptable exposure limits |
Product, Container, and Environment are all_____ | Three components of an incident |
Purpose- to minimize potential difference between two metalic objects It is the process of connecting two or more objects together by means of a conductor | Bonding |
Undamaged, no product release Damaged, no product release Undamaged, product release Damaged, product release | Pressure container damage |
Dents, Cracks, Scores, and Gouges are all types of ________ | tank car damage |
Shipping papers, container markings, frost line, gauges all _______ | determine product remaining |
Container markings that determined the product remaining are | UN symbol ID code |
Narrow splits or break | Cracks |
Reduction in thickness by blunt object | Scores |
Reduction in thickness by sharp object | Gouges |
Deformation from impact of blunt object | Dents |
Carries class 2.2, 2.1, 2.3 | 331 |
psi of 100-500 | 331 |
capacity of 2,500-11,500 gallons | 331 |
High Pressure Tank Car | 331 |
Carries class 2.2 | 338 |
psi of 23.5-500 | 338 |
5,000-14,000 gallons | 338 |
Cryogenic liquid tank | 338 |
Carries class 3.1,3.2 | 406 |
7500-10000 gallons | 406 |
2.65-5 psig | 406 |
Non-pressure liquid cargo tank | 406 |
class 8 | 412 |
35-50 psi | 412 |
capacity 3,300-6,500 | 412 |
Corrosive cargo tank | 412 |
carries class 3.1, 3.2, 8 | 407 |
18 psi at 100 degrees - 40 psi at 170 degrees | 407 |
up to 6,000 gallons | 407 |
Low Pressure Chemical Tank | 407 |
25.4-100 psi | IM 101 |
Capacity will not exceed 6,300 gallons | IM 101 and 102 |
14.5-25.4 psi | IM 102 |