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Handling • Thoroughly review Material • Protect small containers from • Use spark-resistant tools.
Safety Data Sheet before handling physical damage. • Electrical equipment and
product. • Use proper electrical grounding circuits in all storage and
• Keep containers closed when not and bonding procedures when handling areas must conform to
in use. loading, unloading, and requirements of national
• Open containers slowly to allow transferring.1 electrical code (Articles 500 and
any excess pressure to vent. • Refer to the OXEA Material 501) for hazardous location.
• Keep away from heat, sparks, Safety Data Sheet for more
flame, or other sources of ignition. information on materials to
avoid.
See the National Fire Protection information and refer to the OXEA 1. Refer to NFPA #77 “Static
Agency (NFPA) #30 “Flammable and Product Descriptions for additional Electricity” for proper electrical
Combustible Liquids Code” and physical properties and general grounding procedures.
consult with qualified fire protection product information. Material 2. See the National Fire Protection
Agency (NFPA) #30 “Flammable
specialists to determine specific Safety Data Sheet and Product
and Combustible Liquids Code”
storage tank design requirements. Descriptions for n-Propanol are and consult with qualified fire
Refer to the OXEA Material Safety available through your OXEA sales protection specialists to determine
Data Sheet for more specific health representative. specific storage tank design
and environmental requirements.
3. Blanketing may be used to retain
quality in long-term storage
conditions.
PRODUCT HANDLING GUIDE
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n-Propanol
Materials of Construction for Storage and Transportation
1. Type 304 or 316 Stainless Steel. 3. May be used if temperature does 5. Ethylene – Propylene – diene –
2. Lining refers to a high baked not exceed 150oF (66oC) monomer – (peroxide cured
phenolic. 4. Polytetrafluoroethylene. grade).