Test Your Knowledge on LNG Storage and Distribution Safety Procedures

What are abnormal conditions in LNG storage and distribution?

What is required when taking an LNG storage tank out of service for maintenance or repair?

Why are warming and cooldown procedures necessary for maintenance and repair of LNG storage tanks?

What is considered an abnormal operating condition for Distribution Pressure in LNG storage and distribution?

What is the typical operating pressure for Distribution Pressure at Site #1?

What are the different safety precautions and procedures for gas detection procedures based on?

What is required when a flame detector detects a fire?

What is the specific procedure for false detections caused by low temperature, glaring sun, or other causes?

Procedures for Abnormal Conditions in LNG Storage and Distribution

Abnormal conditions are controllable conditions that might cause a safety condition but have not elevated to an emergency condition.
Taking an LNG storage tank out of service for maintenance or repair requires a written detailed procedure.
Warming and cooldown procedures are necessary for maintenance and repair of LNG storage tanks.
High Distribution Pressure exceeding its Maximum Allowable Operating Pressure (60 psi) is an abnormal operating condition.
Distribution Pressure at Site #1 is typically operated at 45-50psi, well below the MAOP of 60 psi.
Gas detection procedures vary depending on the level of methane detected, with different safety precautions and procedures for each level.
Flame detectors that detect a fire require following the Fire Protection Plan.
False detections caused by low temperature, glaring sun, or other causes require a specific procedure to identify and address the issue.
A glycol leak requires protective wear, measures to stop the spread of further spill or contamination, and use of spill kits.
Maintenance of Master Meter Dry Gas Filters requires monitoring differential pressure and changing filter elements at half of their collapsible differential pressure of 12.5 PSIG.
All procedures require proper training and adherence to standard operating procedures.
Safety precautions and procedures should be followed at all times to prevent accidents and emergencies.

Test your knowledge on the procedures for abnormal conditions in LNG storage and distribution with this informative quiz. From warming and cooldown procedures to gas detection and flame detectors, this quiz covers the essential steps to prevent safety hazards and emergencies. Learn about the necessary precautions and procedures for handling abnormal operating conditions, including high distribution pressure and glycol leaks. Put your knowledge to the test and ensure that you are familiar with the proper training and adherence to standard operating procedures to ensure safety at all times.