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According to the Pollution Prevention Regulations (33 CFR Part 156), which of the following conditions would disqualify a nonmetallic hose as being suitable for use in transferring oil?

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According to the Pollution Prevention Regulations (33 CFR Part 156), which of the following conditions would disqualify a nonmetallic hose as being suitable for use in transferring oil?

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• 33 CFR Part 156 – Oil and Hazardous Material Transfer Operations requirements for hoses and loading arms • How visible damage or deterioration affects a hose’s suitability for oil transfer • The pollution risk from leaks, cuts, or deterioration in transfer equipment

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• For each option, ask: Could this condition lead to a leak now or create a high risk of failure during transfer? • Does 33 CFR Part 156 allow any damage or leakage on transfer hoses, or is the standard more conservative? • Is there a difference, under the regulations, between minor visible damage and no damage at all when transferring oil?

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• Check what 33 CFR Part 156 says about leak tightness and visible damage on hoses used for oil transfer • Verify whether any evidence of deterioration, either internal or external, is acceptable under the rules • Confirm if a hose must be removed from service when any disqualifying condition is present, and think about whether multiple options can be disqualifying at the same time

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Question 1 of 20

According to the Pollution Prevention Regulations (33 CFR Part 156), which of the following conditions would disqualify a nonmetallic hose as being suitable for use in transferring oil?

A small cut in the hose cover which just pierces the reinforcement.

An slight oil seepage between the hose and flange connection.

Evidence of internal or external deterioration.

All of the above.

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Question 1 / 205eccef9dbacbc34ba4d45cec

Question 1 of 205eccef9dbacbc34ba4d45cec

According to the Pollution Prevention Regulations (33 CFR Part 156), which of the following conditions would disqualify a nonmetallic hose as being suitable for use in transferring oil?

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According to the Pollution Prevention Regulations (33 CFR Part 156), which of the following conditions would disqualify a nonmetallic hose as being suitable for use in transferring oil?

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