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| 1)Occupancy types 2)Container shapes 3)Transportation placards 4)Other markings and colors 5)Written resources 6)Senses 7)Devices |
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| Bulk must be greater than 119 gallons as a receptacle for liquid. Max net mass is greater than 882 lbs or max capacity greater than 119 gal as a receptacle for solids. Water capacity is 1001 lbs or greater as a gas receptacle for gas. |
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| Nonpressure/Atmospheric tank pressure |
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| Normally will have a small amount of pressure up to .5 psi |
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| Pressure tanks (Low and pressure) |
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Low - .5 to 15 psi
Pressure - Above 15 psi |
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| Vary in pressure, but some very high (over 300 psi) |
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| Nonpressure/Atmospheric Tanks |
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| Horizontal Tank, Cone Roof Tank, Open Top Floating Tank, Floating Deck, Covered Top Floating Roof Tank, Covered Top Floating Roof Tank w/ Geodesic Dome, Lifter Roof Tank, Vapordome Roof Tank, Atmospheric Underground Storage Tank |
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| Dome Roof Tank, Spheroid Tank, Noded Spheriod Tank |
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| Horizontal Pressure Vessel, Spherical Pressure Vessel, Cryogenic-Liquid Storage Tank |
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Vapor pressure below 25 psi
Temp 105 - 115
Exposed fittings on top
Pressure of 60 and 100 psi |
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Pressure greater than 25 psi
Temps 68
Housing with fittings enclosed on top |
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Usually below 25 psi
Refrigerated liquids -130 and below
Tank w/in a tank
Good for 30 days of transport |
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Non pressure tank truck
Elliptical shape |
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Low Pressure Chemical Tank
Circular shape
#7 with ladder on side |
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| Round samll diameter tank with stiffening rings |
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High pressure tank
Above 100 psi
Rounded ends |
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Cryogenic Liquid Tank
Pressure less than 22 psi
Valves enclosed in the rear compartment |
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| Compressed Gas/Tube trailer |
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Pressure 3,000 to 5,000 psi
Individual steel cylinders stacked and banded together. |
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Pressure less than 22 psi
Bottom valves |
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| Nonpressure/Low pressure intermodal tank |
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Most common
Pressure as high as 100 psi
Also called intermodal protable tanks or IM protable tanks. |
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| Non/Low pressure tank w/ a working pressure of 25.4 to 100 psi |
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Max allowable pressures of 14.5 to 25.4
Materials with flash points between 32 and 140
Most commonly transport materials nonregulated such as food commodities |
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Less common
Pressures of 100 to 500 psi
Usually liquified gases
DOT classifies as a Spec. 51 |
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| Exclusively carries liquid products |
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Transport regulated materials
Typically stored and transported on pallets |
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One or more inner packagings secured in a nonbulk outer packaging
Infectious substances as example |
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Large glass or plastic bottle encased in a basket or box, primarily used to store and transport corrosive liquids
May exceed 20 gal but 5 gal containers are the most common |
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Rectangular plastic carboy
Typically transport flammable and combustible liquids |
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| Pressure vessel designed for higher than 40 psi |
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| 5 Types of Radioactive packaging |
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| Type A, Type B, Industrial, Excepted, and Strong, tight |
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Used to ship materials of low radioactivity
Domestic shipment in dedicated vehicles |
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Used for packaging that has very limited radioactivity
No risk to public or environment |
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Present limited hazard to the public and the environment
Ex: Smoke detectors, lab samples, slightly contaminated clothing |
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Must withstand testing.
Materials have relatively high activity
Ex: Materials for medical use, idustrial products |
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Must w/stand severe accident conditions
Range from small containers to those weighing over 100 tons
Ex: Materials would present a radiation hazard if released, high levels of radioactivity |
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| Explosives, Gases, Flam Liquids, Flam Solids, Oxidizer, Poisions, Radiation, Corrosives, Misc |
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Orange - Explosive
Yellow - Oxidizer
Red - Flammable
White - Health Hazard
Blue - Water Reactive
Green - Nonflammable Gas |
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| NFPA 704 Colors and meaning |
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Blue - Health Hazard
Red - Flammability
Yellow - Instability
White - Special Hazards |
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| Highly toxic, ex: pesticides |
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| Must have a warnign label, causes cancer |
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| DOT Office of Pipeline Safety |
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1)Octogon: Mass Explosion
2)X: Explosion w/ fragment hazards
3)Triangle: Mass fire
4)Diamond: Moderate fire |
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| Military Chemical Hazards Symbols |
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"Red your dead"
"Yellow your mellow"
"White is Bright" |
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| Piping System Color Codes |
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Yellow - High hazard materials
Green - Low hazard liquids
Blue - Low hazard gas
Red - Fire suppression |
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| Piping System Color Codes |
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Yellow - High hazard materials
Green - Low hazard liquids
Blue - Low hazard gas
Red - Fire suppression |
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Yellow - UN #
Blue - Alphabetical
Orange - Guide pages
Green - Initial isolation and protective action distances |
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Potential Hazards- Fire/Explosion and health effects upon exposure
Public Safety- Gen info on immediate isolation and recommended PPE and respiratory protection
Emergency Response- covers precautions involving fire, spills or leaks, and first aid |
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| Processes that do not change the elemental composition of the materials involved. |
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| Processes that do not change the elemental composition of the materials involved. |
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| Convert one substance to another |
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