Chapter 24 - HAZMAT Transportation (1096-1151) Flashcards
(30 cards)
Generally labels are for_________
Placards are for________
Labels : Nonbulk packages
Placards: Bulk packaging
Hazard classification system is in ERG booklet, but in what page in the booklet?
Page 6
You need to have a placard on your shipment if you have at least ___ L
450 L
What is a feature on explosive hazard placards that no other placards have?
Compatibility group letter
True or false?
You should approach every hazmat incident as a unique situation
True
Which of these is not criteria for bulk packaging
- 15000 KPa or greater of gases
- 475L minimum for liquid
-Maximum net mass is greater than 882lbs
-Water capacity is 500kg or greater as a receptacle for a gas
15000 kPa or greater of gases
In a common pressurized bulk storage tank, what is the pressure?
Above 15psi, 103kPa, 1.03 bar
What are two specifications that can help identify what a truck was built for?
Motor carrier standards (MC)
DOT-TC standards
Tank cars are divided into 3 categories, what are they?
Low pressure tank cars
Pressure tank cars
Cryogenic liquid tank cars
A freight container that is used interchangeably in multiple modes of transport is…..
An intermodal container
Dry van, Refrigerated intermodal, Open-top intermodal and flat intermodal are all examples of what?
Freight containers
Describe the BLEVE process:
Pressurized containers HEAT UP during an incident and violently rupture due to pressure
What are the 4 most common dispersion release patterns from pressure container:
Hemispheric pattern - BLEVE
Cloud - A cloud above the container
Plume - irregular shaped pattern influenced by wind
Cone - triangular shaped pattern with a point source
High pressure tank trucks typically are pressurized between _____ - ______
100 - 500 psi
What is the initial evacuation distance for high pressure tank trucks or high pressure train cars involved in fire?
1600m (1mile)
In tank cars (on a train) when you can’t see the fittings, is it non-pressurized or pressurized?
Pressurized
By definition, what is a cryogen?
A gas that turns into a liquid at, or below -130F
Because cryogens need to be kept so cold to be a gas, what happens when there is a breach and they get exposed to ambient temperature?
They turn back into a liquid and pool
What are cryogenic tank trucks also known as:
(I’m pretty sure it’s in ERG but just to make sure)
MC338, TC338, SCT-338
Which tank styles belong to:
A. Bulk facility low pressure tanks
B. Bulk facility nonpressure (atmospheric tanks)
-Horizontal tanks - Dome roof tanks - Spheroid tanks -Noded spheroid tanks -Vaperdome roof tanks - Lifter roof tanks - Open and closed floating roof tanks -Ordinary cone roof tanks
-Horizontal tanks B
- Dome roof tanks. A
- Spheroid tanks A
-Noded spheroid tanks. A
-Vaperdome roof tanks B
- Lifter roof tanks. B
- Open and closed floating roof tanks. B
-Ordinary cone roof tanks. B
T or F
Underground storage tanks are classified as low-pressure or non-pressure (atmospheric)
True
Also probably in the book but what are low pressure chemical tank trucks also known as:
MC-307 or DOT/TC - 407
The two most common types of low pressure intermodal tanks are known as:
IM 101 portable tanks
IM 102 portable tanks
A large, non-bulk, glass or plastic bottle incased in a casket or box is known as a :
Carboy