Tank Truck and Hazardous Materials Q&A 2018 Pages 91-117 Flashcards
Tank Truck and Hazardous Materials Q&A
A ______ ______ ______ is a tank vehicle constructed to manufacture specifications as prescribed by the HM Regulations
Specification cargo tank.
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Tank Truck and Hazardous Materials Q&A
______ lbs & kilograms -the weight below which placarding is not required for Table 2 hazardous material
1001 lbs
or
454 kilograms.
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Tank Truck and Hazardous Materials Q&A
What is the gallons & liters at which the volume above which a packaging is deemed to be a bulk packaging for liquids
119 gallons
or
450 liters.
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_______ the weight of one commodity in non- bulk packaging for which identification numbers are to be displayed on a transport vehicle
4000kg 8820 lbs
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How much weight of 2.1 Flammable gas is
required before placarding
1001
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How much weight of 5.2 organic peroxide type B is required before placarding
any amount
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How much weight of organic peroxide
is required before placarding
1001
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Tank Truck and Hazardous Materials Q&A
How much weight of Flammable Solids 4.3
is required before placarding
any amount
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_____C the flashpoint that marks the upper limit for flammable liquids under the regulation
60.5 c (141 f)
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How much weight of 2.3 poison gases is required before placarding
any amount
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Tank Truck and Hazardous Materials Q&A
The _____ _____ on a cargo tank is a secondary control to close the internal valves.
Remote control.
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Tank Truck and Hazardous Materials Q&A
A _____ _____ ____ ____ are self-closing shut-off valves used in normal unloading operations and are designed and operated to close automatically to prevent the accidental release of product
Cargo tank’s internal valves.
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Tank Truck and Hazardous Materials Q&A
Overturn protection protects the ____ ____ ____ and manhole covers from damage in the event of overturn so as to minimize or totally prevent cargo loss
Cargo tanks valves.
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Tank Truck and Hazardous Materials Q&A
A ______ ______ is a specially machined section of the outlet piping
Shear section.
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______ are liquid tight
Buckheads.
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_______ have openings generally at
the top and bottom
Baffles.
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_______ divide the tank into separate compartments
Bulkheads
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_______ help reduce product surge
Baffles.
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Tank Truck and Hazardous Materials Q&A
Fusible links are designed to melt at temperature no greater than _____ in case of fire and, when melted, trigger the internal valves to close automatically
250f
121c.
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Tank Truck and Hazardous Materials Q&A
A tractor engine may only be kept running during the loading or unloading of a ____ ____ if the engine is required to run a pump, and then only if care is taken to avoid ignition of fumes.
Tank truck.
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Tank Truck and Hazardous Materials Q&A
The specifications prescribed for _____ _____ ____ are intended to protect against the particular hazards associated with an HM load
Specification cargo tanks.
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Tank Truck and Hazardous Materials Q&A
_______ and ______ -the flashpoints, above and below which a liquid is classified as a combustible liquid under the regulation
141 and 200
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_____ - the weight capacity above which a package is deemed to be a bulk packaging for solids
882 lbs.
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Tank Truck and Hazardous Materials Q&A
____ _____ and ______ ____ materials are allowed to be transported in non-specification tanks in domestic transportation
Combustible liquid. Class 9.
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Tank Truck and Hazardous Materials Q&A
The Hazardous Materials Regulation require that carriers must use _____ ______ ______ on most interstate or intrastate shipments of HM
Specification cargo tanks.
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Tank Truck and Hazardous Materials Q&A
What sections of the Hazardous Materials Regulation has details on placarding
172.500 through 172.560.
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Hazardous Materials which require multiple labels are identified in section ______
172.101.
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Hazardous Materials subject to the “Poison Inhalation Hazardous” shipping paper description should be placarded: Poison Inhalation Hazardous or Poison Gas, plus placards required in Section ______ (any amount)
172.504
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Tank Truck and Hazardous Materials Q&A
______ and ______ -the flashpoints,above and below which a flammable liquid, such as diesel fuel and fuel oil,may be reclassified as a combustible liquid for domestic transportation only
100 f and 141 f
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Section ______ of the HM Regulations for HM that are exempt from the emergency response telephone number requirement
172.604.
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Tank Truck and Hazardous Materials Q&A
How much weight of 6.1 Poison- Inhalation Hazards
before placarding is required
any amount
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Tank Truck and Hazardous Materials Q&A
How much weight of Division 1.1, 1.2, and 1.3 Explosives before placarding is required
any amount
Book page 100
Tank Truck and Hazardous Materials Q&A
What is the phone number for the spill center
978-568-1922
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A driver must disclose to the state, within ____, if convicted of a disqualifying crime or found not guilty by reason of insanity, adjudicated as a mental defective, or involuntarily committed to a mental institution
24 hours
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Fusible links are heat activated devices installed in the cable lines or tubing and will melt at ____C in case of fire.
121
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Tank Truck and Hazardous Materials Q&A
A shear section is a slight groove cut into the outlet
piping within ____ inch of the tank shell.
4 inchs
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‘Outage’ is the volume of tank, which is not filled when the tank is loaded and is generally ____ of the total volume.
1 to 3%
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119 gallons, the volume at which packaging is deemed to be a bulk packaging for liquids, is equal to ____ liters.
450
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1,001 pounds, the weight below which placarding is not required for table 2 hazardous materials, is equal to ____ kilograms.
454
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What classes do not require placarding regardless of the quantity being transported (There is 8 Classes)
- Division 6.2 Infectious Substances
- Materials classed as ORM-D
- Radioactive Materials bearing the Radioactive White 1
- Radioactive Yellow 2 labels
- limited quantity shipment of HM
- Limited Quantity shipments of HM
- non-bulk shipments (1-1000 lbs) of combustible liquids
- Class 9 materials
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Tank Truck and Hazardous Materials Q&A
At what limit must a vehicle be marked with the identification number of a hazardous material when it is the only cargo onboard and loaded at the same spot?
8820 lbs
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There are ___ ways to placard a vehicle with a mixed load of HM
four
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Option 1 of loading mixed load of HM
If the load includes a class of HM that requires placarding for any quantity (____), that class placard must be put on and displayed as long as the commodity is on board and without regard to any other compatible HM that may be loaded into the vehicle and the placarding that is required for those other HM
Table 1
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Tank Truck and Hazardous Materials Q&A
HM shipping papers must be kept separate from all other papers, or they must be on top of all other papers being carried, or distinctively tabbed to facilitate locating them readily according to section 49 CFR_____ and 49 CFR____.
177.817 and 177.200
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Tank Truck and Hazardous Materials Q&A
What is the proper sequence that hazardous materials must be presented on the hazardous shipping papers?
Identification Number,
Shipping Name,
Hazard Class,
Packing Group
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Tank Truck and Hazardous Materials Q&A
Chemtrec was created by the ___ ____ _____
American Chemistry Council
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Chemtrec was created by the
American Chemistry Council and stands for?
Chemical transportation emergency center
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In an HM emergency, a driver should contact?
Their company
Local emergency responders
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What is the maximum penalty for not reporting spills into waterways, per day?
$75,000
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All tanks will not necessarily require all tests and inspections. If EPA Method 27 is used for leakage testing, the tank must be marked ____ Method 27
K-EPA
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What does the marking V stand for when testing or inspections is performed on a cargo tank
Visual test
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What does the marking I stand for when testing or inspections is performed on a cargo tank
Internal visual test
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What does the marking P stand for when testing or inspections is performed on a cargo tank
Pressure test
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What does the marking L stand for when testing or inspections is performed on a cargo tank
Lining Test
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What does the marking K stand for when testing or inspections is performed on a cargo tank
Leakage Test
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______ is a colorless, odorless gas that does not support combustion
Nitrogen.
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______ ______ or elements are heat-activated devices installed in the cable lines, tubing of tank trailers
Fusible links.
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How much weight of Dangerous when wet is required before placarding
any amount
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Tank Truck and Hazardous Materials Q&A
How much weight of organic peroxide solid
is required before placarding
any amount
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_____ displaces oxygen; therefore,brief exposure to a concentrated atmosphere of nitrogen can render someone unconscious almost instantly
Nitrogen.
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_______ cannot be seen or smelled. It can only be detected by testing
Nitrogen.
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How much weight of Organic Peroxide liquid is required before placarding
Any amount.
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Tank Truck and Hazardous Materials Q&A
A____ _____ ,as required by the Hazardous materials regulations,is one that is permanently affixed to the specification cargo tank vehicle and shows such things as the specification number,name of the tank manufacturer,tank manufacturers serial number,dates of manufacture and test,and shell materials
Specification plate.
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The _____ must check the specification plate to make certain that the tank is the type authorized to hold that specific HM to be loaded
Driver.
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In many cases, the UN identification number ______ will be displayed when a vehicle is transporting an elevated temperature Material
3257.
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A carriers failure to complete timely telephone and written reports for fuel spills has resulted in fines and penalties for ___ % of all power units
1%
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How much weight of Organic Peroxide temperature controlled before placarding is required
Any amount.
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How can packages, marked in accordance with United Nations recommendations and HM regulations, be identified?
UN symbol
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Placards are required if the vehicle is transporting any quantity of Table ___ HM
1
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Tank Truck and Hazardous Materials Q&A
For alkali burns, you should flush face, eyelids, and eyes with running water for ____ minutes; remove loose particles with sterile gauze;do not irrigate with soda solution; cover with dry compress; and, get medical aid immediately
30
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How long should you wash away chemicals when suffering from chemical burns?
No less than 15 minutes
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What is the first aid treatment for Acid burns to the eye?
Flush face, eyes, and eyelids with cool running water for 15 minutes if the chemical is acid
Cover eye with dry dressing
Don’t rub eye
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Tank Truck and Hazardous Materials Q&A
A driver should not use water to extinguish those HM which that ?
(3)
- React chemically with water
- Burn in contact with water
- Specific flammable or combustible liquids which float on water
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Tank Truck and Hazardous Materials Q&A
The FMCSRs prohibit smoking within 25 feet of a vehicle transporting
(4)
- Explosives
- Flammable materials (liquids, solids, gases)
- Oxidizer
- The driver of a empty tank vehicle is prohibited from smoking if the vehicle is placard for Flammable liquids or Flammable gases
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In general, what type of cargo is most likely to increase the seriousness of a truck fire?
(3)
- Explosives
- Oxidizers
- Organic peroxides
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Option 2 of loading mixed load of HM
If the load includes one class of HM for which placarding is required at 1,001 pounds or more, that class placard must be displayed when the aggregate gross weight on board reaches _____ pounds; the placard may be displayed for any quantity of that material which is on board.
1,001 pounds
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Option 3 of loading mixed load of HM
If the load includes two or more classes of material for which placarding is required at 1,001 pounds (Table 2) and the gross weight of the combined classes is 1,001 pounds or more, either the class placard for each class or, alternatively, the ________ placard may be used.
DANGEROUS
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Option 4 of loading mixed load of HM
If _____ pounds or more of an HM for which placarding is required at the 1,001 pounds level (Table 2) is loaded at a single location, the class placard for that HM must be displayed in addition to any other required placard(s)
2,205
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____ ____ and ___ ___ must be placarded for any quantity of HM material carried.
Cargo tanks and portable tanks
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“_______” placard is not allowed for bulk packaging
Dangerous
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What type of product hazard classes must be grounded while loading and unloading ?
Flammable
Combustible
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What are the principal precaution that must be taken around a loading rack?
The driver should make sure that:
His vehicle’s engine is off
His vehicle is secured against movement
There is no smoking or open flames or lights
Electronic devices,such as cell phone, CB radios,and navigation systems are turned off.
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How much weight of a Radioactive Yellow III label before placards is required
any amount
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How much weight of Explosives, Compatibility Group S (1.4s) is required before placard
Doen’t require placard
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Which interstate vehicles must stop at railroad grade crossings?
(There is 6)
- Buses transporting passengers
- Vehicles transporting any quantity of chlorine
- Vehicles marked or placarded for the transportation of HM
- A cargo tank vehicle, loaded or empty, used for the transportation of HM, or for any liquid having a flashpoint of less than 200 F
- Cargo tank vehicles transporting any commodity which was loaded at a temperature in excess of its flashpoint
- Cargo tank vehicles, loaded or empty, transporting an HM under the term of a “special permit” granted by PHMSA
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When must drivers surrender their hazardous materials endorsements?
(6)
- An alien (unless a lawful permanent resident)
- An individual who has renounced his U.S. citizenship
- An individual who is wanted or under indictment for certain felonies
- An individual convicted in civilian or military court for certain felonies
- An individual who has been found to be mentally defective or committed to a mental institution
- An individual who is considered to pose a security threat based on a review of various databases page 90
Tank Truck and Hazardous Materials Q&A
When transporting flammables, what type of emergency signal is forbidden to be used by the tank truck driver?
A tank truck driver is forbidden to use any flame producing emergency signal when transporting flammables
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Tank Truck and Hazardous Materials Q&A
What classes of HM require placarding of the vehicle when an aggregate gross weight of 1,001 pounds or more is on board?
(There is 12)
- Division 1.4, 1.5, and 1.6 Explosives
- Division 2.1 Flammable Gas
- Division 2.2 Nonflammable Gas
- Class 3 Flammable Liquid
- Combustible Liquids
- Division 4.1 Flammable Solid
- Division 4.2 Spontaneously Combustible
- Division 5.1 Oxidizers
- Division 5.2 Organic Peroxides ( other than organic peroxide, Type B, liquid or solid, temperature controlled)
- Division 6.1 Poisons (other than inhalation hazards)
- Class 8 Corrosives
- Class 9 Miscellaneous HM
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Tank Truck and Hazardous Materials Q&A
_____ is a emergency device on cargo tank that are located remotely from the normal control handles used to operate the internal valves
remote control
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Tank Truck and Hazardous Materials Q&A
What is designed to melt at a temperature no greater than 121 C in case of fire and, when melted, trigger the internal valves to close automatically
Fusible links
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