Cylinders Flashcards
1
Q
K Factor - O2 HK
A
3.14
2
Q
K Factor - O2 E
A
0.28
3
Q
Liquid to Gas - O2
A
1L liquid o2 = 860 L gas o2
4
Q
Liquid to Weight - O2
A
1L liquid o2 = 1.136kg or 2.5lbs
5
Q
Liquid to Gas - N2O
A
1L liquid n2o = 669L gas n2o
6
Q
K Factor - heliox HK
A
2.5
7
Q
3AA
A
steel alloy, heat treated, tested every 10 years
8
Q
3A
A
carbon steel, non heat treated, tested every 10 years
9
Q
3AL
A
aluminum alloy, tested every 5 years
10
Q
CR-MO
A
chrome molybdenum cylinder
11
Q
two types of cylinder valves
A
- direct acting (over 1500psi)
- diaphragm (under 1500psi; better with leaks)
12
Q
cylinder safety features
A
- colour code
- labeling
- safety relief valve
- indexed inlet/outlet
13
Q
types of labels for cylinders
A
- barcode (similar to cylinder markings)
- TAG (type, DIN, distributor, precautions, purity, status)
- WHMIS label (green=gas, red=flammable, yellow=oxidizing)
- Hazards (type, warnings, high pressure, precautions)
14
Q
safety relief valves
A
- frangible disc (H/K); copper bursts at 150% pressure test
- fusible plug (E/D); metal alloy melts at given temp (150% pressure test)
15
Q
check for … during cylinder tests
A
- leaks (bubbles on: weld spots, valve stem assembly, or areas of corrosion)
- internal/external corrosion
- bulging
- evidence of rough usage
- pitting
- exposure to fire