Pressure Vessel Safety
Propane tanks, pressure cookers, generators, compressors, autoclaves and gas-insulated electrical equipment and substations are a few examples of pressure vessels. These closed tanks or vessels help us transport, store and contain fluids, vapors or gases at a controlled pressure, and usually a controlled temperature. However, the unexpected release of their contents has the potential to cause personal injury, loss of life and property damage.
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DURATION
19 min
LANGUAGE
English
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SKU
SKU-0410
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Course Outline
Pressure Vessel Safety
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1. Introduction
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2. Categorization and Regulations
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3. Failures and Hazards
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4. Safety Measures
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5. Inspections and Safety Devices
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6. Conclusion
Learning Objectives
Pressure Vessel Safety
- Distinguish how pressure vessels are categorized and regulated.
- Identify appropriate safety measures when handling, installing, operating, servicing and inspecting pressure vessels.
- Recognize potential hazards when visually inspecting pressure vessels.
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