SAFETY PAPER CHEMICALS
SAFETY PAPER CHEMICALS
i. The difference between UEL and LEL is known as explosive range. TRUE
ii Ammonia is flammable material.FALSE
iii Chlorine is explosive material.FALSE
iv Ethylene oxide has the flammable range 3 to 100%.TRUE
v. Hazard class label expresses the material hazard by class number and picture. TRUE
A B
i Egg-cup a. Ammonia (i )
ii Sphere b. Distribution of pressure
intensity (ii )
iii Bullet c. L/D ratios is greater (iii)
iv Canned tank d. double walled corrugated
surface tank (iv )
v Ethylene oxide e. submersible pump (vi)
vi Oleum f. polymerizes with rust (v)
vi LPG g. anaesthetic at high concentration ( vi)
viii Chlorine h. corrosive (ix)
ix Caustic soda i. Non-corrosive when dry (viii)
x IDLH j. base of LOC (x)
d. Select the right most correct answer.
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ii EAC…
a. is also known as HAZCHEM
b. given by UN
c. applicable for road transportation of hazardous chemicals
d. all of the above
e. none of the above
iv TLV…
a. is airborne concentration
b. believed safe
c. it is maximum concentration
d. all of the above
e. none of the above
i.open cup, closed cup, sufficient vapour, spark, flash, flame sustains
ii tonner, fusible plug, valve hood, yoke clamp, tonner kit, sphere
iii float type, dial type, magnetic level indicator, barometer
iv OSHA, ACGIH, NIOSH, NIOH, OHSAS, NFPA
v.SHC, CFC, PEL, IDLH, TLV, STEL, LEL
f Expand the terms.
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LD50:Dosage qty due to which 50% of rat fatal by ingestion /kg of rat.
TLV : Average concentration in air at which person can work 8hrs/shift or 48 hrs/week.
STEL Short term exposure limit, average concentration in air at which person can ok for 15 mins for 4
times with 1 hr interval.
Odour Threshold.
Chemical: cl2 EO NH3 LPG
TLV 1 1 25 1000
STEL 3 35
LD50 72 350
Odour Threshold 3.5 50 46.8 5000 to 20000
III. What do you mean by reactivity ? How it is decided? Discuss NFPA signals
for reactivity.
TO BE ANSWERED.
Ammonia
1. under pressure(sphere)
2. under atmospheric condition or cryogenic temp.(cone type)
3. at ambient temp/ low cap.
Spher
e Cryogenic tk
Bullet
Storage at ambient temperature and equivalent pressure is cylindrical vessels. This storage is used
when relatively small quantity are involved as practical manufacturing and transport considerations
limit the size of vessel.
Storage under pressure is sphere. Sphere can be constructed on site to hold several thousand tones
of ammonia. However very large sphere are uncommon and most vessel are in the range of 500 to
6000 tons. Refrigeration equipment may be used to lower the temperature of ammonia and in such
cases the vessels operate at lower temperature than ambient temperature vessels, this types of storage
is often said as semi pressure or semi refrigerated.
Storage at atmospheric pressure. Ammonia may be stored at atmospheric by reducing the
temperature to -33 DEG C. In this condition it may be contained in cylindrical flat bottom tanks, since
the pressure of the tank must withstand head of liquid. In practice a slight positive pressure is
maintained to simply the operation of refrigeration system. This method of storage is generally
considered economical when quantities in excess of 5000 – 6000 tons are involved.
Bullet : Bullet is used for storing LPG in pressurized condition for lower capacity
Cryogenic Tank : Also used for LPG storing at atmospheric pressure by refrigeration system.
Generally it is used for storing in bulk and also when pressurized storage not allow / desirable like in
ship LPG can be stored / transferred in cryogenic only for minimizing load due to pressurized
condition.
Mounded vessels : A storage vessel which may be sited above ground or partially buried and which is
completely covered by a mound of earth or similar inert material
Underground and mounded vessels should be placed on a firm foundation and installed so
as to prevent movement or flotation. The surface of vessel should be suitably prepared and treated to
protect them from corrosion
reactor
Vaporiser
Tonner
IX. What are the safety considerations for bulk storage of Ethylene oxide ?
Indicator ,recorder
A storage vessel which may be sited above ground or partially buried and which is completely covered
by mound
of earth or similar inert material.
III. Enlist various types of chlorine evaporators ?
Vertical tube bundle
Coil tube immersed in a heating bath
Concentric tube units
Kettle type evaporator ( all sketches to be draw )
X. How Indian text format differs from the European text format of MSDS ?
TO BE ANSWERED.
XI. Enlist the data available under the Chemical identity.
Chemical Name : Ammonia
Synonyms : Liquid ammonia, ammonia gas, Ammonia anhydrous Formula : NH3
U N no : 1005 Hazardous Waste ID no : 17 Chemical classification : Inorganic compound
XII. Draw a typical block diagram of chemical factory.
TO BE ANSWERE WITH DRAWING
XIII. Enlist feature of chemical industry to become inevitable.
TO BE ANSWERED
I. Ammonia is non-explosive but explosive range has been described for it. Do you agree?
YES
II. What is compatibility?
TO BE ANSEWRED
III. What is characteristic of the second digit of EAC ?
Second digit will be always alphabet.It indicated for rection will be violent or not and whether to contain
or dilute and PPEs to be used .
IV. Expand ADR.
ADR: The European Agreement for transportation of Dangerous goods by Road
V. What is the unit of Burning Rate ?
mm/minute
VI. Underline the odd : Vapour density, specific gravity, evaporation rate, boiling point
VII. How toxic substance differs from poison ?
Toxic: Inhalation affects lungs.
Poisonous: Ingestion affect kidney.