Guide numbers Flashcards by Michael Lanzo

DANGER/Unknown Guide number

111

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Explosives (1.1, 1.3, 1.5) Guide number

112

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Explosives (1.4, 1.6) Guide number

114

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Flammable Gas
Guide number

118

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Non-Flammable Gas
Guide number

120

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Inhalation Hazard
Guide number

123

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Oxygen Guide number

122

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Flammable/Combustible Guide number

127

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Gasoline/ Fuel Oil Guide number

128

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Flammable Solid Guide number

134

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Spontaneously Combustible Guide number

136

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Danger When Wet Guide number

139

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Oxidizer Guide number

143

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Organic Peroxide Guide number

148

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Toxic/Poison/Inhalation Hazard Guide number

153

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Infectious Guide number

158

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Radioactive Guide number

163

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Corrosive Guide number

153

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Lithium ion/Metals Guide number

138 / 147

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Environmental Hazard Guide number

171

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Class 1 Hazard

Explosive (6)

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Class 2 Hazard

Gases (3)

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Class 3 Hazard

Flammable Liquid

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Class 4 Hazard

Flammable Solid (3)

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Class 5 Hazard

Oxidizing/Organic (2)

Class 6 Hazard

Toxic/Infectious (2)

Class 7 Hazard

Radioactive

Class 8 Hazard

Corrosive

Class 9 Hazard

Miscellaneous

Hazard Class / Division number Placard Location

Lower Corner of Placard

Placards are used to identify

class or division number

Single Asterisk(*) represents

explosives compatibility

Double Asterisk(*) represents

Division of the Explosive

"Poison" or Poisonous" are synonyms for the word

Toxic

Identify Hazards by using any of the following (7)

.Placards .Shipping Labels .Shipping Papers .Road car/ road trailer ID chart .SDS .Knowledge of persons on scene .Orange guide

Do not assume gases or vapors are harmless because of a lack of

smell

Know the number? go to the ________ section

Yellow

Know the name of the material? go to be ________ section

Blue

Do not use the flowchart if

More than one material is involved

Shipping papers have the following information (6)

.4 digit UN number .Shipping name .Hazard class .Packing group .telephone number .info describing the hazards

Road shipping papers are found

in the cab

Rail shipping papers are found

w/ crew member

Aviation shipping papers are found

possession of pilot or airfraft

Marine shipping papers are found

Holder on the bridge of a vessel

Rail cars vary in (3)

.Construction .Fittings .Purpose

Info stenciled on sides or ends of tank cars (2)

.Commodity name .Reporting marks/ car number

Road trailers may be

jacketed

Recommended guides should be considered as

a last resort

Pressure tank cars usually have pressures

above 40 PSI

Emergency shutoff valve is usually found

front of the tank by the drivers door

Non pressure/ Low pressure tank cars usually have ___________PSI

Below 25 PSI

Cryogenic tank cars have pressures ranging from

10-75PSI

MC331

Liquified compressed gas (LPG, ammonia) Rounded heads 100-500 PSI

MC338

Refrigerated liquified gases(Cryogenic liquids) Giant thermo bottle 25-500psi Fittings at the rear of tank

MC307

.toxic, corrosive, flammable liquids .ring stiffeners .at least 25psi

MC306

.Flammable Liquids(gas, diesel) .3-5psi .rollover protection .bottom outlet valves

MC312

.Corrosive liquids .ring stiffeners .small tank diameter .at least 15psi

TC423

Emulsion and water gel explosives hopper style 5-15psi

Compressed gas / tube trailer

pressurized gases(air,helium,oxygen) permanently mounted rear

Dry Bulk cargo Trailer

oxidizers, corrosive solids, cement, plastic pellets, fertilizer AKA hopper tank or hopper trailer one or more cone shaped bins

Vacuum Tanker

cleanup for oil hinged rear door for dumping

Mixed Cargo / Intermodal Freight Container

General freight(bulk, nonbulk) doors in rear

Intermodal Tank

Liquified Compressed Gas, refridgerated liquified gas, solid and liquid 20-500psi 50-12,000 gallons

Hazard id number is found

top half of orange panel

4 digit ID number is found

bottom half of orange panel

Hazard ID numbers in the top half of the orange panel consists of 2 or 3 digits, the digits indicate the hazards: 2 represents

emission of gas

Hazard ID numbers in the top half of the orange panel consists of 2 or 3 digits, the digits indicate the hazards: 3 represents

flammability of liquids and gases

Hazard ID numbers in the top half of the orange panel consists of 2 or 3 digits, the digits indicate the hazards: 4 represents

Flammability of solids

Hazard ID numbers in the top half of the orange panel consists of 2 or 3 digits, the digits indicate the hazards: 5 represents

Oxidizing

Hazard ID numbers in the top half of the orange panel consists of 2 or 3 digits, the digits indicate the hazards: 6 represents

toxic or infection

Hazard ID numbers in the top half of the orange panel consists of 2 or 3 digits, the digits indicate the hazards: 7 represents

radioactive

Hazard ID numbers in the top half of the orange panel consists of 2 or 3 digits, the digits indicate the hazards: 8 represents

corrosive

Hazard ID numbers in the top half of the orange panel consists of 2 or 3 digits, the digits indicate the hazards: 9 represents

spontaneous violent reaction

Hazard ID numbers in the top half of the orange panel consists of 2 or 3 digits, the digits indicate the hazards: Doubling a digit represents

intensification of a particular hazard

Hazard ID number with an "X" indicates

reacts dangerously with water

For transport with a class 1 material, the hazard ID number will be replaced by

explosives division number and compatibility group

Types of natural gas pipelines(3)

transmission distribution gas gathering and well production

Natural gas transmission pipelines are

large diameter high pressure 200-1,500psi NOT odorized w/ mercaptan contains hydrogen sulfide(H2S)

Natural gas distribution pipelines are

small diameter low pressure steel, plastic, cast iron IS odorized w/ mercaptan

Natural gas-gathering and natural gas well production pipelines are

collect RAW natural gas toxic hydrogen sulfide NOT odorized

Hazardous liquid pipelines are

crude oil, refined petroleum and hazardous liquids may transport different types of liquid petroleum in the same pipeline

Highly Volatile Liquid (HVL) Pipelines are

ford a vapor cloud vapor pressure of 40psia at 100F

What are the 3 types of pipelines buried underground

distribution Gathering transmission

Which pipeline is the only kind that has above ground markers to indicate their route

transmission

What does markers warn about a transmission pipeline

located in the area identifies the product name and telephone of pipeline operator

There may be multiple pipelines located in the _______________

right of way

Markers for pipelines transporting dangerous levels of hydrogen sulfide(H2S) may have markers that say

sour or poison

Never operate pipeline valves unless

in coordination with the pipeline operator

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