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Rupture of Oxygen Cylinders in the Offshore Marine Industry

Edition:

Published:

September, 2003, reaffirmed September, 2009

Status:

Available

Type:

Safety Bulletin

Catalog group:

Safety Bulletins

Size:

2 pages

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CGA

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Notes:

Reaffirmed 2009

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Keyword	#
cylinder rupture	1
cylinders	62
diving	1
oxygen cylinders	2

Warns of the potential for cylinder rupture due to sea water corrosion in oxygen cylinders. Also provides recommendations to gas fillers for prefill inspection and testing to determine if the cylinder has been contaminated with sea water. Lastly, provides recommendations on how to avoid sea water contamination.

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