NJSP HMRU. Module 5 B HM Operations 1

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THE MATERIAL PRESENTED IN THIS MODULE IS INTENDED AS AN OVERVIEW. SPECIFIC INFORMATION ON CALIBRATION, OPERATION, AND INTERPRETATION OF RESULTS SHOULD BE OBTAINED FROM EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS. IDENTIFYING AIRBORNE CONTAMINANTS on-site use of directreading instruments laboratory analysis of air samples obtained by gas sampling bag, filter, sorbent, or wetcontaminant collection methods DON T OVERLOOK A PIECE TOXIC EXPLOSIVE RADIOACTIVE OXYGEN % HAZARDOUS ATMOSPHERES Module 5 B HM Operations 1

OBJECTIVES OF AIR MONITORING detect and quantify airborne contaminants assist in defining work zones define evacuation areas and control tactics ensure proper selection of work practices determine the level of worker protection document exposure for post-incident medical surveillance DETERMINE NEED FOR MONITORING WHAT ATMOSPHERIC PROBLEMS MAY EXIST? SELECT MONITORING EQUIPMENT CALIBRATE MONITORING EQUIPMENT OXYGEN DEFICIENCY OR ENRICHMENT FLAMMABLE TOXIC IDENTIFY SPECIFIC MONITOR OXYGEN MONITOR FLAMMABLES TOXIC CONTAMINANTS DETERMINE ACCEPTABLE LEVEL MONITOR TOXICS OXYGEN BELOW 19.5% DETECT ABOVE 10% LEL LEVEL EXCEEDS OXYGEN ABOVE 23.5% ACCEPTABLE LIMITS TAKE ACTIONS TO CORRECT PROBLEM PROTECT PERSONNEL CONTACT PERSONNEL WHO CAN TAKE CORRECTIVE ACTIONS GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS IN MONITORING PURPOSE OF MONITORING EQUIPMENT Detect the presence of a hazard Determine if material is dispersing or concentrating Ensure responders have adequate protection Determine if hazard is affecting surrounding areas Ensure proper selection of work practices. ALARMS 0.03 % PPM % Module 5 B HM Operations 2

FACTORS INFLUENCING THE READING INSTRUMENT FACTORS Proper equipment operation Instrument calibration & calibration checks Equipment detection range Device relative response (compared to calibration gas) Response time Inherent safety ALARM 15% LEL % LEL O TOX ON NON-INSTRUMENT FACTORS Environmental conditions Nature of the hazard Location of monitoring I n t e r f e r e n c e s Combust GASES Confined Spaces 20% LEL 10 % LEL OXYGEN BELOW 19.5% ABOVE 23.5% Module 5 B HM Operations 3

INTERPRET READINGS IN MORE THAN ONE WAY Converting PPM to % 1 PPM =.0001% 10 PPM =.001% 100 PPM =.01% 1,000 PPM =.1% 10,000 PPM = 1% 100,000 PPM = 10% 1,000,000 PPM = 100% IT LOOKS LIKE 100 PPM Converting O 2 reading to PPM: 21% - 19.5%= 1.5% 1.5%=15,000 PPM of potential contaminant present THE WHAT S CONCENTRATION BEHIND OF 1 THE ppm IS DOOR? ROUGHLY EQUIVALENT TO ONE CUP OF A GAS IN A 32 FEET BY 33 FEET ROOM WITH AN 8 FOOT CEILING. CGI PID DETECTOR TUBES RAD SURVEY OXYGEN METER OVA Module 5 B HM Operations 4

TO BE USEFUL IN THE FIELD, AIR MONITORING INSTRUMENTS MUST BE: PORTABLE INHERENTLY SAFE ABLE TO GENERATE RELIABLE & USEFUL RESULTS SENSITIVE & SELECTIVE EXPLOSION-PROOF VERSUS INTRINSICALLY SAFE MSA Combustible Gas and O 2 Alarm FACTORY MUTUAL FM APPROVED Model 260 part no. 449900 calibrated for Pentane Intrinsically Safe for use in hazardous locations Class 1, Division 1, Groups C and D and Non-inceridive for use in Class 1, Division 2, Groups A, B, C, and D when used with MSA Battery, Part No. 457839 MUST BE OPERATED IN ACCORDANCE WITH INSTRUCTIONS MFD. BY MINE SAFETY APPLIANCES COMPANY EXAMPLE OF CERTIFICATION THE COMBUSTIBLE GAS INDICATOR Module 5 B HM Operations 5

Module 5 B HM Operations 6

100 75 METHANE METER READING % LEL 50 PENTANE ACTION LEVEL 25 10 0 0 XYLENE 25 50 75 100 >100 ACTUAL CONCENTRATION % LEL CALIBRATION GAS IS PENTANE CGI SUMMARY TYPE OF ATMOSPHERE: FLAMABLE METHOD OF DETECTION: CATALYTIC FILAMENT CALIBRATION STANDARD: METHANE, PENTANE, HEXANE CHECK STANDARD: METHANE, PENTANE, HEXANE RANGE OF DETECTION: PERCENTAGE CONCENTRATIONS RESPONSE TIME: DEPENDENT ON LENGTH OF SAMPLE LINE POWER SOURCE: BATTERY-POWERED OPERATING TEMPERATURES: DEPENDS KEY LIMITATIONS: AFFECTED BY LEAD, O 2 DEPENDENT OXYGEN METER SUMMARY TYPE OF ATMOSPHERE: NORMAL METHOD OF DETECTION: CHEMICAL REACTION CALIBRATION STANDARD: OXYGEN CHECK STANDARD: ATMOSPHERIC OXYGEN (21%) RANGE OF DETECTION: 0-25% RESPONSE TIME: DEPENDS ON DIFFERENCE FROM 21% POWER SOURCE: VARIES OPERATING TEMPERATURES: ABOVE FREEZING KEY LIMITATIONS: CO 2 INTERFERES WITH METER Module 5 B HM Operations 7

MEASUREMENT OF CONCENTRATION CONVERTING PERCENT (1/100) TO PPM (1/1,000,000) ONE PART PER MILLION IS EQUAL TO 1/1,000,000 EXAMPLE: LEAKING PROPANE TANK FLAMMABLE RANGE FOR PROPANE (2.1% TO 9.5%) LET S SAY A READING ON THE CGI YIELDED 25% LEL THIS WOULD INDICATE THE PRESENCE OF ONE-FOURTH THE CONCENTRATION OF PROPANE NEEDED TO READILY IGNITE. THE CGI IS THEREFORE READING THAT 0.53% OF PROPANE EXISTS IN THE AIR. (2.1 25 =.53) BY CONVERTING PERCENT (1/100) TO PPM (1/1,000,000), THE CONCENTRATION CAN BE EXPRESSED AS 5,3000 PPM Cotton Plug Glass Vial... 0 10 20 30 40 50 SAMPLE Pre-Filter Indicating Chemical on Silica Gel PUMP DETECTOR (COLORIMETRIC) TUBES WHAT TO DO IF A CGI IS NOT AVAILABLE... A DETECTOR TUBE CAN BE USED TO MEASURE THE CONCENTRATION OF GASOLINE IN THE SEWER EXAMPLE: YOU ARE FACED WITH A GASOLINE CONTAMINATED SEWER GASOLINE HAS AN LEL OF 1.4% OR 14,000 ppm A TUBE READING OF 1,400 ppm REPRESENTS 10% OF THE LEL OF GASOLINE Module 5 B HM Operations 8

DETECTOR TUBE SUMMARY TYPE OF ATMOSPHERE: INORGANIC/ORGANIC VAPORS/GAS METHOD OF DETECTION: CHEMICAL REACTIONS RANGE OF DETECTION: PPM TO PERCENT RESPONSE TIME: 50 SECONDS TO 30 MINUTES POWER SOURCE: NOT REQUIRED OPERATING TEMPERATURES: DEPENDS ON TUBE KEY LIMITATIONS: INTERFERENCES METER READOUT BATTERY LAMP POWER SUPPLY READOUT UNIT ION CHAMBER BIAS Hnu PHOTOIONIZATIO DETECTOR SAMPLE ION CHAMBER PROBE PUMP PREAMP LAMP PHOTOIONIZER SUMMARY TYPE OF ATMOSPHERE: ORGANIC VAPORS METHOD OF DETECTION: PHOTOIONIZATION CALIBRATION STANDARD: BENZENE, ISOBUTYLENE CHECK STANDARD: ISOBUTYLENE RANGE OF DETECTION: < 2,000 ppm RESPONSE TIME: 5 TO 30 SECONDS POWER SOURCE: LEAD ACID GEL OR LITHIUM BATTERY OPERATING TEMPERATURES: ABOVE FREEZING KEY LIMITATIONS: HIGH HUMIDITY, ONLY GASES WITH Ips BELOW THE LAMP ev CAPACITY WILL BE DETECTED Module 5 B HM Operations 9

FLAME IONIZATION DETECTOR TYPE OF ATMOSPHERE: ORGANIC VAPORS METHOD OF DETECTION: FLAME IONIZATION CALIBRATION STANDARD: METHANE CHECK STANDARD: METHANE RANGE OF DETECTION: UP TO 10,000 PPM METHANE RESPONSE TIME: 5 TO 15 SECONDS POWER SOURCE: LEAD ACID GEL BATTERY OPERATING TEMPERATURES: ABOVE FREEZING KEY LIMITATIONS: SUPPLY OF PURE FUEL IS NEEDED, NEEDS OXYGEN TO OPERATE Module 5 B HM Operations 10