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Mod 8 Flashcards

1
Q

What are the 2 basic types of containers

A

Pressurized

Non Pressurized

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2
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What are the parameters for liquid non bulk

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less than or equal to 119 gallons

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3
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What are the parameters for liquid bulk

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Greater than 119 gallons

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4
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What are the parameters for liquid Intermediate bulk

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119 - 793 gallons

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5
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What are the parameters for gas non bulk

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Less than or equal to 1000 lbs of water capacity

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6
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What are the parameters for gas bulk

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Greater than 1000 lbs of water capacity

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7
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What are the parameters for solid non bulk

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less than 882lbs

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8
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What are the parameters for solid bulk

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Greater than 882 lbs

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9
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What are the 2 types of containers that are designed to hold hazardous materials in:

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Transportation (railway and highway)

Fixed Facility

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10
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These are used for liquids, and are in glass or plastic “bottles” that may be encased in an outer packaging, a wooden crate, or a plywood drum.

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Carboys

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11
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These consist of a form fitting, expanded polystyrene box encasing one or more bottles.

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Multi cell packaging

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12
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The DOT regulated chemicals, the max bottle capacity is 4L’s ad up to six of these bottles may be placed in one multi-cell packaging.

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Multi Cell Packaging

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13
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These are used for liquid and solids. They are made of metal, plastic, fiberboard or wood.

A

Drums and Cans

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14
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The typical drum capacity is typically how many gallons

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55 gallons

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15
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These are used to hold damaged or leaking non bulk packaging for repacking or disposal

A

Salvage Drums

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16
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Drums have 2 types of heads, what are they?

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Removable (open head)
non removable (closed head)
17
Q

The heads, of a drum, are joined to the body by folding the sheets together creating this:

A

Chime

18
Q

Some drums, have closures in the head, that are designed to vent pressure

A

Bungs

19
Q

These normally contain liquefied, non -liquefied or dissolved gases or mixtures thereof, but also contain liquids or solids under pressure

A

Cylinders

20
Q

Cylinders are divided into 2 basic types

A

Non-insulated

Insulated (Cryogenic)

21
Q

These are typically made of steel and have rounded shoulders on top. They have a screw-on cap

A

Non insulated cylinder

22
Q

These are for refrigerated liquid gases consist of a metal cylinder insulated and contained within an outer protective metal jacket

A

Insulated (cryogenic) cylinders

23
Q

These are Rigid or flexible portable packaging which is designed for mechanical handiling

A

Intermediate Bulk Containers

24
Q

IBC

A

Intermediate Bulk Containers

25
Q

The volume of this container is not more than 793 gallons and not less than 119 gallons

A

Intermediate Bulk Containers

26
Q

These are rigid type; top fill opening, bottom discharge piping or opening; designed to be stacked and moved about by forklifts; commonly used for flammable liquids or solids

A

All Metal Tank

27
Q

These are rigid type; equipped with a top fill opening, may have top discharge piping or bottom outlet; designed to be stacked and moved about by forklifts, commonly used for corrosive materials

A

Rigid Polyethylene IBC

28
Q

These are manufactured from woven fabric, cloth or plastic on top and usually has a bottom discharge; loops or lift rings on the top

A

Flexible Sack or Bag or Super Sacks

29
Q

These are used for bulk solids, are a rigid packaging usually made of multi-wall fiberboard or plywood closed faces and completely enclosing the contents. They are designed to be shipped on a pallet and may contain up to 2,000 pounds of solid material

A

Boxes and Bins (IBCs)

30
Q

How many gallons of liquid can a pressurized One Ton Container hold?

A

180 -320 gallons

31
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What are problems of the One Ton Container:

A
  • Subject to thermal, mechanical and chemical stress

- They can BLEVE when exposed to flame impingement

32
Q

What are the types of damage that can occur to a tank

A

Crack
Score
Gouge
Dent

33
Q

Name 6 methods of handling a damaged tank

A
  1. Plugging and Patching
  2. Overpacking damaged containers
  3. Inverted Overpack Technique
  4. The Roller Technique
  5. Angle Roll Technique
  6. Specialized Kits (Chlorine A and B kits)
34
Q

What size Chlorine Cylinders does the A Kit fit

A

100-150 lb chlorine cylinders

35
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What size Chlorine Cylinders does the B Kit fit

A

1 ton chlorine container

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