Mod 8

Question 1

What are the 2 basic types of containers

Answer 1

Pressurized

Non Pressurized

Question 2

What are the parameters for liquid non bulk

Answer 2

less than or equal to 119 gallons

Question 3

What are the parameters for liquid bulk

Answer 3

Greater than 119 gallons

Question 4

What are the parameters for liquid Intermediate bulk

Answer 4

119 - 793 gallons

Question 5

What are the parameters for gas non bulk

Answer 5

Less than or equal to 1000 lbs of water capacity

Question 6

What are the parameters for gas bulk

Answer 6

Greater than 1000 lbs of water capacity

Question 7

What are the parameters for solid non bulk

Answer 7

less than 882lbs

Question 8

What are the parameters for solid bulk

Answer 8

Greater than 882 lbs

Question 9

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

Answer 9

Transportation (railway and highway)

Fixed Facility

Question 10

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.

Answer 10

Carboys

Question 11

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

Answer 11

Multi cell packaging

Question 12

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.

Answer 12

Multi Cell Packaging

Question 13

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

Answer 13

Drums and Cans

Question 14

The typical drum capacity is typically how many gallons

Answer 14

55 gallons

Question 15

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

Answer 15

Salvage Drums

Question 16

Drums have 2 types of heads, what are they?

Answer 16

Removable (open head)
non removable (closed head)

Question 17

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

Answer 17

Chime

Question 18

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

Answer 18

Bungs

Question 19

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

Answer 19

Cylinders

Question 20

Cylinders are divided into 2 basic types

Answer 20

Non-insulated

Insulated (Cryogenic)

Question 21

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

Answer 21

Non insulated cylinder

Question 22

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

Answer 22

Insulated (cryogenic) cylinders

Question 23

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

Answer 23

Intermediate Bulk Containers

Question 24

IBC

Answer 24

Intermediate Bulk Containers

Question 25

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

Answer 25

Intermediate Bulk Containers

Question 26

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

Answer 26

All Metal Tank

Question 27

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

Answer 27

Rigid Polyethylene IBC

Question 28

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

Answer 28

Flexible Sack or Bag or Super Sacks

Question 29

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

Answer 29

Boxes and Bins (IBCs)

Question 30

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

Answer 30

180 -320 gallons

Question 31

What are problems of the One Ton Container:

Answer 31

- Subject to thermal, mechanical and chemical stress | - They can BLEVE when exposed to flame impingement

Question 32

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

Answer 32

Crack Score Gouge Dent

Question 33

Name 6 methods of handling a damaged tank

Answer 33

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)

Question 34

What size Chlorine Cylinders does the A Kit fit

Answer 34

100-150 lb chlorine cylinders

Question 35

What size Chlorine Cylinders does the B Kit fit

Answer 35

1 ton chlorine container