A vessel for storing compressed gas.
the compressed gas exerts an increased pressure.
Compressed gas cylinders should not be refilled except by qualified producers of compressed gases.
Refill compressed gas cylinders. This is to be done only by qualified producers of compressed gases.
Hydrogen chloride is a liquefied compressed gas. The cylinder contains both liquid and gas.
Care must be taken when operating the liquid phase of any liquefied compressed gas. Unlike gases, liquids are not compressed.
Nitrogen trifluoride (NF3) is a toxic, colorless, odorless, nonflammable, oxidizing compressed gas.
Store only the amount of compressed gas required for the specific application.
Take the following precautions to prevent injuries caused by the improper handling of compressed gas cylinders.
Typically hydrogen is stored in pressure tanks as a highly compressed gas at ambient temperature.
There are two different methods of product withdrawal from a liquefied compressed gas container: as a vapor (gas) or as a liquid (liquefied gas).
Anhydrous hydrogen chloride is a toxic, colorless, liquefied compressed gas that will fume strongly upon exposure to air.
Extreme care must be taken when handling the liquid phase of any liquefied compressed gas. Unlike gas, the liquid does not compress.
The descaling process can be divided into high pressure water descaling, compressed gas descaling and sand spraying descaling according to the different descaling media.
Replace your regulators before they are worn out. The operation of a compressed gas regulator to the point of failure is a false economy.
"It consists of one or more fuel tanks, a cylinder of compressed gas to supply the propelling force, and a flexible hose with a trigger-nozzle that ignites and sprays the fuel."
Depending on the cylinder or container geometry and ambient conditions, some method might be necessary to enhance product withdrawal from liquefied compressed gas cylinders to maintain required flow rates.
Flammable gas as defined by the DOT is any compressed gas that either forms a flammable mixture with air at a concentration of less than 13% by volume, or has a flammable range in air wider than 12%, regardless of the lower explosive limit (LEL).
Liquefied compressed gases come in a variety of containers.
The DOT sets the fill density for liquefied compressed gases to aid compliance to this requirement.
container, pressuere, of iron or steel, of any capacity,for the transport of storage of compressed gases
Pressure: Silane and silane mixes are compressed gases shipped in cylinders at pressures up to 2100 psig.
