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    é © \ Handbook of © Compressed Gases OB ced Chapter 10 ee i et eC ns Ce a AS a dre CULL ng Cant i 1 ec eB ek Asin een 20 ar tres ttt oe EAE Sag png Conprn Gu Ata ne, 50 Ge Cae CLEANING COMPONENTS, EQUIPMENT, AND SYSTEMS FOR OXYGEN SERVICE INTRODUCTION ne cleaning methods desrbed inthis chapter intended for caning components equipment, tnd ayers wed in the production sage, dstbution, and we ofligud and gaseous caygen Onygen equipment and systems include satonary trae ans, an ruck, and ean as reer vee such ss eat exchanges and rcifieaton colamrr; and associated piping, valves, and stumentation, Oxygen leaning method alo may be wed ocean other onygen service equipment ich a onder, inde ves, seglatore, welding torches, pipelines, vapors, compresors, and pumps (Oxygen equipment and systems including all components and parts dherof must be adequately ‘Geanl ormove haf contamination before theinteduction of oxygen. Harmful cotaminason Sees both ng ad inorganic material ch ale, gress, pape fiber, as, wood pices col ‘dae anion, wed slag ssa and dit, which coud exe lent combustion reaction or even ir caplosin in an onygenstmosphere if not removed, Ar the very lst, contamination coud bave Where eects on sem and tel components in thelr operation, sevice and tel andi woul be devin pode pai “This chaper presents methods for cleaning oygen verve equipment. When proper wed, these leaning methods and subsequent ngpecson wil sulin the degree of canines equlred for he ‘afcoperton of oxygen service equipment and he necessary product pity required in CGAG-43, Commodi Spcfeton for Oxygen I. Suggested iit of coneamination and way of determining {fa component or sytem i sfiiendy clean co be used in oxygen sevice are give, long, with ‘procedures for heping sch equipment clean before being placed inservice. See CGA G4, Cling “Equipment for Oxo Series and ASTM G93, Cleaning Metods and Cleanlnes Lee for Material tend Equipment Ued in Ongge Enriched Ensirnmen (23) The cleaning methods an cleaning requitetents dissed this chapter also are applicable wo other condi suth at onoe and aluous oxide Intermediate Cleaning Table 112.Commonaksnesats and detergents Intermediate cleaning gnenaly conte of rab — jeing te part co both esi nt ard esning solutions daigned to remove solvent residues and tesa onrainans that have boon eon tied by preleaning. The cleaning environmen Sedat Nao, and handling procalrer usd fr intermediate Socmtetborte 138.0, ening opetaions are mote testicive thin “adm posh oP, those used lor predeaing, The leaning exvieon Sciam prehosshst NF, ment must be contol to einimize nodes Secu typos NP, Ing contaminants and compromising subsequent “isnt preion Gn ceasing opciones werngepens“Aetcessstnson Alkan cig sohtions are cari and can Dwtocaiene— “perentpence cae peso injury ie pero tuck 2ogmeton protveching tnd ventlaon reno gy ors: — ede hres flowed: A lr of common allie sala tnd icing apenas

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