LADDER SAFETY - ehs.washington.edu

Light (household) III 200 . ... that may bump you off a ladder. Source: NIOSH Ladder Safety App Source: NIOSH Ladder Safety App . Page 3 of 3 ... • Source: NIOSH Ladder Safety AppKeep area clear near top and bottom of ladder. • Do not use extension ladders in windy or

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ACCIDENT PREVENTION PLAN - University of Washington

UW Accident Prevention Plan │ Revised July 2019 Page 4 of 21. PURPOSE, SCOPE AND RESPONSIBILITIES PURPOSE This document serves as the University of Washington Accident Prevention Plan (the

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GUIDELINES FOR PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE)

Working with low hazard chemicals when a low probability of splash exists Skin and eye irritation Fume hood, local exhaust, good general ventilation, enclose process Safety glasses Light chemical resistant gloves Lab coat, closed shoes, long pants, long skirt …

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COVID-19 CLEANING AND DISINFECTION PROTOCOL

This protocol reflects requirements and guidelines set forth by the Washington State Department of Labor and Industries, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and the Washington State Proclamation 20 -12 for Higher Education. Appendix Table 1. at the end of this protocol summarizes the recommended cleaning and

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COVID-19 CHEMICAL DISINFECTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

Refer to product safety data sheet for hazard communication information. Additional controls and procedures may be necessary when applying products with a mechanical sprayer. This includes garden sprayers, foggers, and ionizing sprayers. Consult with EH&S prior to utilizing mechanical devices to apply disinfectant.

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LABORATORY SAFETY DESIGN GUIDE - EHS

The guide is a resource document to be used by design professionals during the planning, design and commissioning phases of a project. It is applicable to all facilities occupied by UW

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Laser Safety Fundamentals - EHS

7.2 Accident Prevention . 7.3 Examples of Laser Accidents . 7.4 Laser Accident Emergency Procedures . 8. References. 8.1 Texts . 8.2 Web Sources . 8.3 Laser Terminology . 8.4 Laser Warning Signs . 8.5 Control Measures for the Seven Laser Classes (ANSI) Acknowledgment . Thanks to Ken Barat for the use of several photographs and diagrams from his

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UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON COVID-19 FACE COVERING …

While actively engaged in a performing arts performance. e. University personnel verified to befully vaccinated in accordance with the University’s COVID-19 Vaccination Policy may temporarily remove their face coverings when formally presenting to or instructing a group or class in a large space from behind a podium or in a stage-like setting.

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Eating Space Guidance - University of Washington

eating/drinking space” and detailing expectations for use of the space. Signage should include face covering requirements, hand hygiene , user responsibility for cleaning/disinfe cting high-touch and shared surfaces, and staying home if sick. Include signage that encourages users to …

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LITHIUM BATTERY SAFETY - EHS

Page 2 of 6 | November 2021 | www.ehs.washington.edu | Lithium-Ion Battery Safety There are four basic cell designs; button/coin cells, polymer/pouch cells, cylindrical cells, and

DESIGNING STEAM JET VACUUM SYSTEMS

The steam should be dry and saturated, unless the system specifi-cations call for superheated steam. To maintain the optimum velocity, and avoid excessive heat loss and pressure drop, all insu-lated steam lines should be sized to match the connections on the ejectors. For dry steam, the inlet line should be taken off the top of main steam header.

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Leading the way in pressure relief technology.

SAFETY VALVE (STEAM) High capacity safety valve for saturated and superheated steam service. Two ring control and optional restricted lift feature. ISOFLEX® seat design provides seat tightness up to 95% of set pressure. TECHNICAL DATA Sizes: 1½" x 3" to 6" x 10" Orifices: 0.994 to 19.29 in2 [6.41 to 124.45 cm2 1100°F [593°C] ASME I and VIII

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CHAPTER 2 Steam Generators - EMU Academic Staff Directory

The saturated steam thus formed is further superheated. After passing over the heating surfaces at various zones the flue gas is cooled and discharged to the atmosphere through a stack. The primary function of a steam generator is to generate steam under pressure, but modern steam generators are also required to do the following: i. Ensure ...

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FLUID FLOW BASICS OF THROTTLING VALVES

• saturated steam at Tsat = 212°F = 100°C, we know that Psat = 14.7 psig = 1.013 BarA. SUPERHEATED VAPOR. A fluid is a superheated vapor when its temperature is greater than Tsat corresponding to the flowing pressure. Examples: Steam @ P1 = 145 psia & T1 = 425°F 69.2°F SH (Tsat = 355.8 °F) P1 = 10 BarA & T1 = 219°C 39.1°C SH (Tsat ...

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9.11.1 Vegetable Oil Processing

noncontact steam or superheated hexane. This step is followed by a final solvent stripping step using steam. Both the hexane vapor from the flash/vacuum desolventizer and the hexane and steam vapors from the stripper are directed to a condenser. From the condenser, hexane vapors pass to the mineral

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Introducing Excel Based Steam Table Calculations Into ...

Introducing Excel Based Steam Table Calculations into Thermodynamics Curriculum Abstract To perform and document engineering analyses, a tool with consistent utilization and ready ... and from the superheated tables for water were selected from Cengel and Boles 4 to perform the accuracy analysis. Spang/Holmgren Functions

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PROPERTY TABLES AND CHARTS (SI UNITS)

Table A–1 Molar mass, gas constant, and critical-point properties Table A–2 Ideal-gas specific heats of various common gases Table A–3 Properties of common liquids, solids, and foods Table A–4 Saturated water—Temperature table Table A–5 Saturated water—Pressure table Table A–6 Superheated water Table A–7 Compressed liquid water Table A–8 Saturated ice–water vapor

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