is NO2tmurray said:I'm not sure I understand your question. The answer would be C for Nitrous Oxide and B for Oxygen.
Agreed. However I believe it's NOx, NO2 is air pollution and N20 should make you laughcda said:I think I figured it out, looks like I am dealing with an oxidizing gas per table 2703.1.1and max is 1500 and can double because building is sprinkled.
ok, my initial answer stands then. Oxides are a combination of at lease one oxygen molecule and another element. An oxidizing gas is any gas that contains oxygen at levels greater than that found in regular air.cda said:is NO2 a. an oxidizer
b. an oxidizing gas
c. both
is oxygen
a. an oxidizer
b. an oxidizing gas
c. both
trying to figure out max allowed in storage of each before you are an H
Don't forget IFC 3006. These are probably medical gasses, yes? If the quantity is over the "permit amount", which is 504 cu. ft. according to Table 105.6.8, there will be construction/ventilation issues, even if below the max amount per control area (1500 cu ft non sprinklered, 3000 sprinklered).trying to figure out max allowed in storage of each before you are an H
ThanksDr. J said:Don't forget IFC 3006. These are probably medical gasses, yes? If the quantity is over the "permit amount", which is 504 cu. ft. according to Table 105.6.8, there will be construction/ventilation issues, even if below the max amount per control area (1500 cu ft non sprinklered, 3000 sprinklered).
TanksGBrackins said:and don't forget, depending on the storage type oxygen can be a liquid in a cryogenic state