Safety

It is the guiding principle of Pure air industrial gases co to offer only the highest quality calibration gas products to our customers.

Gas Cylinder Safety

Before Purchasing Any cylinders from Pure Air co

All personnel handling compressed gases must be familiar with the procedures recommended in the Safety Data Sheet (SDS). Proper instruction and training must be provided for all personnel handling compressed gases. Isolate a well-ventilated, safe and secure area for cylinder inventory. Identify a separate area for storing cylinders to be returned. Check this area routinely to confirm there are no cylinders that must be attended to between pick up periods. Minimize potential hazards by always ordering the smallest quantity required.

If a Problem Should Occur

Even when taking all necessary gas cylinder safety precautions, accidents can occur. By following our simple guidelines, you and your employees will be prepared to deal with many emergency situations involving compressed gas cylinders

Gas Cylinder Safety

When your pure air Cylinders Arrive:

Inspect incoming cylinders

Inspect incoming cylinders for leaks and to ensure you have received the correct product.

Secure all gas cylinders

Secure all gas cylinders properly during use and in storage.

emergency procedures

Be familiar with all emergency procedures and equipment necessary to deal with leaking gas cylinders. (Fire extinguishers, breathing apparatus, etc.)

Review

Review the Material Safety Data Sheet

Valve plugs and caps

Valve plugs and caps need to be safely stored after removal so they may be replaced when the cylinder is returned to Pure air

Control

Control equipment for oxidizing gases and mixtures must be free of any non-oxidant compatible lubricant, i.e., petroleum-based oils and greases.

Move gas cylinders

Move gas cylinders using an approved cylinder hand truck.

Monitor

Monitor all gas cylinder storage locations for leaking gases. Use gas detection devices designed for the particular requirement

check valves

Use proper check valves and purge venting with all hydroscopic corrosive gases

When pure air Cylinders are Empty, Partially Full, and/or No Longer Needed

Whenever the pressure of a gas cylinder is reduced to the minimum required working pressure, close the cylinder valve before detaching from the apparatus and relieve pressure in all connecting lines and control equipment in a safe manner. Replace protective valve outlet plugs and caps. Disconnect cylinders from securing clamps. Move cylinders to the proper storage location using an approved cylinder. Unneeded gas cylinders should be classified, marked, and returned as soon as possible.

Common Questions

If a Problem Should Occur

Pre-Emergency Planning

Dealing with compressed gas emergencies begins with planning. An emergency response plan should be in place. The plan should include: Emergency telephone numbers Emergency response organizational charts Emergency procedures Listing of key personnel Training schedules and documentation Hazardous materials lists (including storage locations, quantities, etc.) Emergency response equipment lists Facility maps In addition to the above, be sure that local emergency services (fire department, emergency medical services, police, and hazardous materials response teams) are aware of the hazardous materials at your facility, their location, and their hazards.

Fire

Consult the most current version of the SDS for the product. The SDS contains information and procedures to follow if a fire should occur. Some of these procedures can include the following: Withdraw immediately in case of rising sound from venting safety device or discoloration of tank, as contents may be ignited by heat, sparks, and/or flames. If leak cannot immediately be stopped, let all contents burn completely. For small fires, use dry chemicals or CO2 extinguishers. For large fires, use water spray, fog, or foam extinguishers. Move container from fire area if you can do so without risk. Cool containers that are exposed to flames with water from the side until well after the fire is out. For massive fire in cargo area, use unmanned hose holder or monitor nozzles Other considerations, when dealing with flammable gas mixtures: Flammable vapor may spread away from the site of incident in the event of a spill Vapor explosion and poison hazard exit whether indoors, outdoors, or in sewers Some flammable materials may burn, even if they do not ignite readily. Any mixture with fuel may explode.

Health Hazards

For Toxicity information and Hazard identification, consult the current SDS. May be fatal if inhaled, swallowed, or absorbed through skin. Contact may cause burns to skin and eyes. Some liquid components may cause frostbite. Runoff from fire control or dilution may cause pollution. Vapors may cause dizziness or suffocation. Fire may produce toxic or poisonous. Gases

Spill or Leak

For accidental release measures, disposal considerations, and ecological information, consult the current SDS. Stop leaking if you can do so without risk. No flares, smoking, or flames in hazard area Do not touch spilled materials. Use water spray to reduce vapor. Isolate area until gas has dispersed. Keep combustibles (wood, paper, oil, etc.) away from spilled materials.

Gas Handling & Storage | Specialty Pure Gases

It is the guiding principle of Pure air industrial gases co to offer only the highest quality calibration gas products to our customers. Also, we recognize that only excellent customer service will allow our growth in this highly competitive calibration gas industry. Pure Air Industrial l Gases Co offers technical support through top experts in the field. Let us know how we can assist you. We, at Pure Air Industrial gases co, are committed to ensure Product Quality at all times so as to satisfy our customers and to lead in the globally competitive industrial gas and spare parts business through timely service, innovative applications, continuous up gradation of technology in the field of Industrial gases and related all spares parts /products.

Safety

It is the guiding principle of Pure air industrial gases co to offer only the highest quality calibration gas products to our customers.

Gas Cylinder Safety

Before Purchasing Any cylinders from Pure Air co

If a Problem Should Occur

Gas Cylinder Safety

When your pure air Cylinders Arrive:

When pure air Cylinders are Empty, Partially Full, and/or No Longer Needed

Common Questions

If a Problem Should Occur

Gas Handling & Storage | Specialty Pure Gases

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