IOA-PAG Oxygen and Ozone Safety Quiz
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The normal amount of oxygen in air is:
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18% by volume
20.9% by volume
22.5% by volume
25% by volume
None of the above
An oxygen rich environment can be defined as oxygen levels above:
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22% by volume
25% by volume
32% by volume
50% by volume
None of the above
The three components of the fire triangle that all must be present for fire to occur are:
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Ignition, oxygen, and heat
Oxygen, pressure, and fuel
Ignition, fuel, and water
Ignition, oxygen, and fuel
None of the above
If exposed to an oxygen rich atmosphere, you should:
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Avoid smoking
Avoid any flames, sparks, electrical or battery-operated devices
Change clothing or ventilate clothing for at least 15 to 30 minutes
All of the above
None of the above
Which of the following is not an ignition source:
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Flame or sparks (caused by cigarettes, welding, grinding, ferrous metal tools)
Water
Static eletricity
Heat
None of the above
What is the 8-hour ozone exposure limit:
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0.01 ppmv
0.10 ppmv
0.30 ppmv
0.50 ppmv
None of the above
What is the 15-minute ozone exposure limit:
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0.01 ppmv
0.10 ppmv
0.30 ppmv
0.50 ppmv
None of the above
Ozone is:
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Lighter than air and will float up
Heavier than air and may collect in low places
Unstable and will degrade within minutes in air
Non hazardous
Never present as an ambient concentration from pollution
True or False: The smell of ozone may be detected around electrical discharge such as lightning strikes
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True
False
Which of the following is not a suitable manner to locate small ozone leaks in an environment that is still below OSHA exposure limits:
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Smell near the piping with your nose until you detect the strongest odor
Use a rag with potassium iodide (KI) solution and place on piping near where leak is anticipated
Use a portable leak detector device
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