A fuel tank is considered to be gas free when the tank is __________.
• Meaning of “gas free” in tank cleaning/entry procedures • Difference between ventilated, inerted, and gas free • Safety standards for flammable and toxic gas concentrations before entry or hot work
• Ask yourself: does “gas free” mean a specific time period has passed, or a specific condition has been verified? • Think about which choice would make it safe for people to enter the tank or do hot work like welding. • Consider whether “gas free” allows for any dangerous level of flammable or toxic gases to remain in the tank.
• Verify which option clearly states that there are no dangerous concentrations left, not just reduced amounts. • Check whether “inerted” means the same thing as “gas free” in safety procedures. • Eliminate any choice that would still allow most or some dangerous gas to remain in the tank.
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