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Hazmat Managing the Incident > Ch 6 Identifying the Problem > Flashcards

Ch 6 Identifying the Problem Flashcards

1
Q

Packaging is divided into _____ general groups, and they are:

A

3

Non-bulk packaging

Bulk packaging

Facility containment systems

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2
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Liquid is a capacity of _____

A

119 gallons or less

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3
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Solid is a net mass of _____ for solids or capacity of _____

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882 lbs or less

119 gallons or less

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4
Q

Compress gas - water capacity of ______

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1,001 lbs or less (NOT gallons)

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5
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Examples of this include bags, boxes, carboys, cylinders, and drums

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Non-bulk packaging

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6
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Examples of this include cargo tank, trucks, tank cars, barges, intermodal portable tanks, ton containers, and intermediate bulk containers

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Bulk packaging

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7
Q

These performance tests are for what packaging?

Drop test
Leak proof test
Hydrostatic test
Stacking test
Vibration standard test

A

Nonbulk packaging

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8
Q

This truck:

4 psi or less
9000 gallons
Oval shaped
Max 6 compartments

A

306/406

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9
Q

This truck:

Up to 5 compartments
Up to 40 psi
5,000-8,000 gallons
Circular cross section with visible strengthening rings
Horseshoe shape or insulated version

A

307/407

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10
Q

This truck:

Narrow circular cross section with visible strengthening rings
Horseshoe shape on insulated version
Single compartment
3,300-6,300 gallons
35-50 inch psi, rare 100

A

312/412

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11
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This truck:

Single compartment
Min pressure 100 psi/max 500 psi
Bobtail 2,300-3,000 gal
Transport 9,000-14,500 gal

A

MC-330/MC-331

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12
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This truck:
Thermos bottle design
Dog house at rear
Single compartment
25-500 psi
8,000-10,000 gal

A

MC-338

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13
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This truck:
2-20 seamless steel cylinders
2,000-5,000 psi
Controls at back of unit

A

Compressed Gas Trailer

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14
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This railcar:

Horizontal tank with flat/nearly flat ends
Fittings visible on top
Tank tested 60-100 psi
4,000-45,000 gallons
Up to 6 compartment
Liquids below 25 psig

A

Non-pressure

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15
Q

This railcar:

Cylindrical ends
Tank tested 100-600 psi
4,000-34,500 gal

A

Pressure tank car

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16
Q

This railcar:

Well insulated or thermos bottle design
Tank test up to 175 psi
Absence of any top fittings
Pressure below 25 psig
Temps below 130F

A

Cryogenic Liquid Tank Car

17
Q

What kind of tank?

Flat or conical roof
Older riveted tanks still exist
20-100 ft diameter
1,000-100,000 barrels
Vapor space between liquid and roof
Atmospheric pressures
Emergency venting roof-to-shell seam

A

Cone roof tank

18
Q

What tank?

Roof floats on surface
No vapor space
Roof may be pontoon or honeycomb
40-120 fr diameter
1,000-500,000 barrels

A

Open floating roof

19
Q

What tank?

Fixed flat or conical roof with internal floating roof or pan
Cone roof tank with internal floating roof
No vapor space
Large eyebrow vents
40-120 ft diameter
1,000-500,000 barrels
Fires difficult to extinguish through portable devices

A

Covered Floating Roof

20
Q

What tank?

Smaller diameter, 25 ft or less
100-10,000 barrels
Pressures 2.5-15 psi

A

Vertical Storage Tank

21
Q

What tank?

Welded/riveted to double walled steel tanks encased in fire retardant materials

300 gallons - 10,000 gallons

Structural integrity of tank supports critical in fire scenario

Pressure vacuum valve for normal tank operations

A

Horizontal Storage Tank

22
Q

What tank?

Tank and piping connected to the tank that has at least 10% of its combined volume underground

Capacity up to 24,000 gallons
Leak detection, overfill protection and cathodic protection required

A

Underground storage tank

23
Q

Elevated temperature materials, when transported in a bulk container are liquids _____ , liquids with a flashpoint ____that are intentionally heated and are transported at or above their flashpoint, solids at a temperature at ____

A

Liquids at or above 212F

Liquids with flashpoint at or above 100F

Solids at or above 464F

24
Q

PCB warning requirements

A

Black on yellow warning labels
6 x 6“ or less
50 ppm or greater concentration

25
Q

Military marking system, numbers and letters

A

1234 OXTD

1.1 mass det Octagon
1.2 explo with frag cross X
1.3 mass fire Triangle
1.4 mod fire Diamond

26
Q

Acronym for seven basic clues for identification process

A

OCMPSMS

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