Readily ignitable material around a LPG container, such as weeds and long dry grass, shall be removed within ___ feet of any container.
a. 5 b. 10 c. 20 d. 50
b. 10 feet
a. Predetermined spraying area
b. Building that is fully sprinklered
c. Water wash spray booth
d. Dry spray booth
a. Predetermined spraying area
a. Caustics
b. Nitrogen
c. Water
d. Anhydrous ammonia
c. Water
a. 199.4 degrees °C
b. 199.4 degrees °F
c. 100 degrees °C
d. 100 degrees °F
b. 199.4 degrees °F
The tare weight of a compressed gas cylinder is the:
a. Full weight
b. Gross weight
c. Empty weight
d. Net weight
c. Empty weight
Containers with LPG are permitted to be used inside buildings temporarily under the following conditions:
a. Public exhibition or demonstration purposes, including classroom demonstrations with a container having a maximum water capacity of 12-pounds
b. Buildings under construction or renovations which are not occupied by the public with a container having a maximum water capacity of 245-pounds
c. Buildings or structures provided with a 20-foot separation between the container and ignition Source
d. A and B
d. A and B
a. This condition is acceptable
b. This condition is not allowed by an OSHA standard
c. This condition violates an NFPA standard but not an OSHA standard
d. The balance of the panel should be removed to correct the condition
c. This condition violates an NFPA standard but not an OSHA standard
a. Is to be minimized
b. Is to flow away from the dip tank or tanks
c. Must be drawn into a hood or exhaust duct
d. Must be recirculated throughout the building
c. Must be drawn into a hood or exhaust duct
29 CFR 1910.106(e) applies to:
a. Propane, butane and the other liquefied gases
b. Bulk transportation of flammable and combustible liquids
c. Incidental use of flammable liquids at industrial plants
d. Room temperature handling and storage of automotive lubricating oil
c. Incidental use of flammable liquids at industrial plants
a. Consumer of the compressed gases
b. Manufacturer of the compressed gases
c. Supplier and distributor of the compressed gases
d. User of the compressed gases
c. Supplier and distributor of the compressed gase
a. 100 b. 150 c. 250 d. 325
c. 250 psig
a. Only be used to spray high solvent content liquids
b. Be grounded
c. Only be used inside a spray booth
d. Be conducted in approved sprinklered spray booths
b. Be grounded
a. 50 degrees F of the flashpoint
b. 75 degrees F of the flashpoint
c. 100 degrees F of the flashpoint
d. 150 degrees F of the flashpoint
a. 50 degrees F of the flashpoint
a. Decreases
b. Increases
c. Remains constant
d. Becomes combustible
b. Increases
a. 10% overcharged
b. Retested at a 10 year interval
c. Only required to have external visual inspections
d. Filled with a corrosive gas
a. 10% overcharged
Instruction for the following LPG work activities must be provided:
a. Filling and Dispensing
b. Bonding containers during LPG transfer
c. Installation, Removal, Operations, and Maintenance.
d. Protecting the container and container assembly from physical damage
c. Installation, Removal, Operations, and Maintenance.
a. Can inject paint through the skin
b. Presents no physical safety hazards to painters
c. Is only hazardous if sprayed into the eye
d. Is not powerful enough to inject paint through gloves or coveralls
a. Can inject paint through the skin
a. Open screen
b. Wood planks
c. Only a tank cover may be used
d. Material that floats on the surface
d. Material that floats on the surface
The lower flammable limit is:
a. The amount in grams that can be ignited
b. Equivalent to the limiting oxygen percentage
c. That concentration of a flammable vapor or gas in air, below which ignition will occur.
d. The lowest concentration of the gas or vapor in air that can be ignited
The lowest concentration of the gas or vapor in air that can be ignited
a. Weighing the cylinder
b. Shaking the cylinder for “slosh”
c. Using the “thump test” method
d. Reading the pressure level from the gauge attached to the regulator on the cylinder
a. Weighing the cylinder
LPG must be odorized by a distinct odor to a:
a. Concentration detectable by a standard Odor Threshold for hydrocarbons
b. Distinctive odor when in the presence of other gases
c. Distinct odor down to a concentration in air of not over one-fifth the lower flammable limit
d. Distinct odor at least 25-percent below the lower flammability limit
c. Distinct odor down to a concentration in air of not over one-fifth the lower flammable limit
a. Gravity method
b. External atomization
c. Pressure feed spraying
d. Siphon cup (Venturi spraying method)
c. Pressure feed spraying
a. Fall Protection
b. Personal Protective Equipment
c. Hazardous Locations (Classified)
d. Permit-Required Confined Space
d. Permit-Required Confined Space
PSM also regulates flammable liquids and gases in quantities starting at:
a. 1,000 pounds or more
b. 10,000 pounds or more
c. 50,000 pounds or more
d. 100,000 pounds or less
b. 10,000 pounds or more
An acetylene cylinder normally contains:
a. Only acetylene
b. Acetylene, butane, and propylene
c. Acetylene, porous mass, and acetone
d. Acetylene, porous mass, and hydrogen
c. Acetylene, porous mass, and acetone