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Responding To Hazardous Liquid Emergencies
For more information be sure to read the instructions in the folder before you start. Slide2
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Pipeline
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Chemical & Physical Properties
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Understanding
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Pipeline
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Pipeline
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“It All Starts
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Final Jeopardy QuestionSlide3
$100 - Chemical & Physical Properties
The minimum temperature a liquid gives off sufficient vapors to produce an ignitable mixture
Answer: Flash Point Slide4
$200 - Chemical & Physical Properties
Answer: Auto-Ignition Point
Flash Point, Fire and Auto-Ignition Point… The
one with the
highest “Point”Slide5
$300 - Chemical & Physical Properties
Answer
: Vapor Density
Specific Gravity in Air is another way of identifying
this physical property.Slide6
$400 - Chemical & Physical Properties
Answer
: Absorbents are materials that pick up and retain liquid.
Adsorbents are insoluble materials that are coated by a liquid on its surface.
Insoluble materials or mixtures of materials used to recover liquids through the mechanism of __________, or __________, or both. Slide7
$500 - Chemical & Physical Properties
Answer
: Specific Gravity – Floats on Water
The physical property
that makes these mitigation tools so effective
Slide8
$100 – Understanding Pipelines
Answer - Pipeline Operator
They are ready to help 24/7 all you need to is call. Slide9
$200 – Understanding Pipelines
It all started in this small town in Western PennsylvaniaAnswer - Titusville, PASlide10
$300 – Understanding Pipelines
Three critical items of information you can get off a pipeline marker
Answer - operator, telephone number and productSlide11
$400 – Understanding Pipelines
This picture is a good example of a unique process in petroleum pipeline transmission
Answer - BatchingSlide12
$500 – Understanding Pipelines
The point between different products in pipeline transmission is called
Answer -
transmix
or co-minglingSlide13
$100 – Initials
PAPA
Answer - Pipeline Association for Public AwarenessSlide14
$200 – Initials
PHMSA
Answer - Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety AdministrationSlide15
$300 – Initials
Answer - American Petroleum InstituteSlide16
$400 – Initials
Answer - Highly Volatile Liquids
HVLSlide17
$500 – Initials
NGL
Answer - Natural Gas Liquids Slide18
$100 – Pipeline Emergencies
This simple warning is critical in preventing pipeline emergencies
Answer:
- “Call Before You Dig”Slide19
$200 – Pipeline Emergencies
M. C. Hammer must have been a pipeline response instructor.
Answer:
“You Can’t Touch That”Slide20
$300 – Pipeline Emergencies
When using firefighting foam what does AR stand for
Answer:
Alcohol ResistantSlide21
$400 – Pipeline Emergencies
Answer: Toxicity
With the exception of Carbon Dioxide all products in pipelines have two major hazards. The first is flammability the other is ….Slide22
$500 – Pipeline Emergencies
Of Transmission, gathering and distribution which pipelines are found on the NPMS (National Pipeline Mapping System)
Answer
: Transmission LinesSlide23
$100 – Pipeline Transmission
Answer
: Towards the end of the system
Terminals are found where in pipeline transmission systemSlide24
$200 - Pipeline Transmission
Of upstream, downstream and midstream the “area” most transmission occurs
Answer: MidstreamSlide25
$300 - Pipeline Transmission
Answer: Qualified Individuals
Valves should be operated by …Slide26
$400 - Pipeline Transmission
A defined strip of land on which a pipeline operator has the ability to construct, operate, and/or maintain an electrical transmission line.
Answer
: Right of Way or ROW Slide27
$500 - Pipeline Transmission
Most Transmission Pipelines in the United States move Petroleum products in this direction.
Answer: From North to SouthSlide28
$100 – “It All Starts at the Well”
Which is Which? Product is the clue
Answer:
A-Liquids B-Gas
A
BSlide29
$200 – “It All Starts at the Well”
The “E” in E&P stands for
Answer: ExplorationSlide30
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These lines collect product form the wells and transport it to a processing plant
Answer
: Gathering LinesSlide31
$400 – “It All Starts at the Well”
How many gallons in a “barrel”
Answer: 42 GallonsSlide32
$500 – “It All Starts at the Well”
A process of extracting product from the ground for 50 years it is now being used extensively around the country to extract product from Shale
Answer:
FrackingSlide33
Organizations
Answer – Association of Oil Pipe Lines
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