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Nov 05 04 04: 53p Denn9 's Manteca (209) 825-2060 p. 5 11/05/2004 15:14 55926805 PRICKETTS FRESNO • PAGE 04 SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION PAM 31 'T-W9ATosri PNOTEC— (spcly bDN Supplied air m x -tentained air breathing appantue with fell see mask and operated in the positive pressure mode should be available far emergency use. VENnLAMON LOCAL i%INusr SOECIAL -- See LOCAL[xNA1KT To prevent accumulation above the TWA N/A MEouXIeAL fp.n.l- - OTNen N/A NIA PAci,L WoLOVE9 Leola fitting,inaulnted. erE PR01 ECT[ON Safety goggle.or safety glasses with side shields. Lormin Pa mc"M EoulPtrwn - Ssfety itis shoes. SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS" SPENAt LAFEUNO INFORMATION DOTSbipping Nnme- Carbon Dioxide DOT Hazard Class: Nontlammrblegas DOT Shipping Label: Nonflammable,gas 1.D.No.: UN 1013 SPECIAL HANOLM RECo4MENDAVORS — --- Use only in well-ventilated areas.Valve protection ceps must remain inpleceuni m cylinderis secu red with valve outlet piped to use point.Do nat drag,slide orroll eyfinders.Uses suitable hand truck forcylinder movement.Uses pressure is ad regulator when conneettngcpfinder to ower pressure(<1500 psig)piping or systema Do ning ot heat cylinder by any...duns to increase tho discharge rate oC product from the cylinder-Use a check valve m trap in the discharge line to prevent hezardous back flow into the rylindar. FWxOeMnsl notN11prrromm.rowoni Ctnaat CA Y Li40 'FMW"ada as ON w canencaea 0.s Atoosso en PWMW P•t. CPECML STO/tAOE Rt:COMMENDATRINS Protectcyhnders from physical damage.Stere in enol,well-vmtileted area awal frem heavily trafii:ked areas and emergency exits.Do not allow the temperature where cylinders ars stored to exceed 130 F(64n(:).Cylindart shwld be stored upright -+rid firmly secured W prevent fAllingor home knocked over-Full and empty cylinders should be mgregated.Use a"first in. P.rat nut'inventory system to prevent full c/linders being stored for excessive periods of tire:•,. On not moresylindens in subsurface orcktsed wens.Carbon dii idaie heavier than air and es- low stens and cause suffocation. 1 61 ng gas mold accumulate in See CCA Pamphlet G-6,Carben Dioxide. Fw wlrgryi AorAge.sasmanaa Wn5 Masan,.Air L,wW N EneiebPaas da Gu M Camwailad ON ASSDeat r PamaMt P.I. SDEGAL PACKAGING gE005aMENDATgNa Dry carbon dioxide co n be handled with moat common structural materials-Moffat carbon dioxide Is,orrosive by its formation of carbonic acid.For these applications,316,309,and 310 stainless sta tle may be used as well as l lastdlloy4 A,B&C and Mosel®.Ferrous nickel alloys are slightly corroded. At normal temperatures,carbon dioxide is compatible with most plastics and elotomers. rAlso sea CGA Pamphlet G-6.3,Carbon Dioxide Cylinder Filling and Handling Procedure,for$ov:rage Plants OTHEgnM0__LN0-WR PIIECAHI1r ---- Compressed gas cylinders should not berefilledcsceptby qualified producers ofeampraswd gasea.5 hippmMtof a comppressed gen"cylinder which has not ham filW by the owner or with his(written)emsent i9 a violation of federal Law(4rolors Persons in ill hearth whettseeh illness would be aggravated by exposure tocarbon dioxideshould no:be allowed to work with or handle this product.Persons with respiratory disease orheartdisorders should avoid breathing xcefive=than dioxide. 'vshsS Mr.,�n pwefts.0�ntn.nMTo^Soanaer.0e:w+aenus4ry rMSwsnaw..r.t�n rrd re -_— �SDataee�eaassronaoi.aSN1p,.aar.s n.A aa:.n.,ar:e,,.Ar,a rmveny awn.rraaiwr a a�^%AerinrSaa MiS.il4ala,Sr�r..a aSr�••a„taa. SnadslaM.