this tank has been un processed for 30 years we have a tester that tests for voc no one specific compound and it was setting off the alarm and beeping at 788 ppm is this over the osha limit
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If the tester is beeping then yes it is over the safe limits.  Can you dip the tank and get a sample?  If it is high ph as you indicated then that is somewhat better than acidic.  It should be easier to deal with.  However, if that tank has been sitting for 30 years it should be considered hazardous.  There is no way of telling what time has done to the chemicals in it.
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I only had time to do the first one, btu the answer is \ne-2.  Check your email for the work.
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They probably lied to you, if its water damage, you cant even boot up the machine, probably resin smell is all you got for electrical short, get another shop to do the fix next time.
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Download this guide free\nhttp://www.cdc.gov/niosh/npg/
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If the 20A fuse is the size that is designed for the machine, then something is wrong with the machine.\n\nMost likely, either accumulated dirt, or worn out parts, or both, are causing the load on the motor to be much higher than designed. If you continue to operate the compressor in this way you will burn out the motor. I looked a little bit for on-line info about the compressor you mentioned but could not find it. If it is old, and replacement parts are not available, you may need to replace the compressor.\n\nOne possible transient cause could be a much lower than normal supply voltage - a brownout. If this is happening, the motor will draw more current and possibly blow the fuse. If this is the problem, the solution is to correct the power supply (if it is under your control) or to wait until it is normal again (if it is a utility supply).
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No No andNo.   I just saw a news broadcast (locally) that spotlighted the lingering long term effects about this very scenario.......You need to call your health dept and find out if the landlord had it "Properly" cleaned out.....fresh paint doesn't cut it!!!!
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To Prove to the Right People that My Compact, Safe, Low Pressure Unit can Turn Regular Pump Gasoline into Propane. I've already Accomplished it. The Problem is the Fact that all Vehicles from 1996 to the Present are Required by the Stringent EPA  OBD II Law to Run at 14.7 Parts of Air to 1 Part of Fuel, or the vehicle will Fail Inspection . Even if Fuel Economy is Markedly Improved, and Emissions Lowered, the Vehicle will fail Inspection because by Law, there is a maximum, and a Minimum Limit. Deviate from Either Parameter and the Vehicle will Fail Inspection. This is Insane! I've been to the US Patent Office and Looked at the Patents for Other Similar Units that have been kept off the Market.The Pogue Carburetor, which is Patented, is Documented to Provide 100 + MPG with a Flat-Head Ford V-8 Engine, that's usually 15 MPG, or Less! We have got to Reduce Dependence on Petroleum Worldwide, Vehicle Emissions, and Global Warming. That's the Dream , and the "Why". So, How am I Doing? 14.7 to 1 is the Law. I've Managed to prove 100 to 1 is Possible, but it's a Losing Proposition at this Point. For even More,http://energy21.freeservers.com/bookrep.html Hybird Vehicles aren't the Answer.At Highway Speed, the Gas Engine takes Over, plus the Heavy Batteries have to be Hauled.Cheap, Safe Hydrogen is the Answer, but as long as there is a High level of Profit in Petroleum, nothing will Change, including the insane EPA OBD II Law.So, I'm not doing very well at this Point. Maybe with the Power of the Internet that will Change.
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Ack... Munir got here before I did agian.  A agree with Munir!  Volume of any gas at STP is 22.4L.
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It's probably ethyl chloride. See link below for more info.
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Does your cycle allow some time for the release agent spray?  It sounds like a timing issue to me, maybe you need to give the spray another second to complete.  \n\nis it really a short shot, or just a sensor malfunction? \n\nGood luck with that! \n\nCheers
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This stuff sounds nasty.\nDon't piss about, get a professional chemical clean up firm in.\nIt might be a legal requirement to do so under the Health & Safety Act.
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Factories... Use Group F (F1 and F2), single story, with an occupant load of 500 or less is not even required to have a fire alarm much less fire drills.  (ICC 907.2.4).  I simplified that a little bit.\n\nSo the real question is does this factory have all 600 employees working at the same time, or does it run shifts?  If they keep the occupant load under 500, then no, no fire alarm and no drills.  \n\nIf they do have a fire alarm system, then it is required to be tested at least once a year (NFPA 72).  However, there is nothing requiring a factory to actually have a drill, although they are required to conduct safety training so employees know what to do in the event of a fire. (OSHA)
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I agree.  Contact the Department of Environmental Quality.\nhttp://www.michigan.gov/deq \nor call\n1-800-292-4706 or 1-517-373-7660\n\nDo not do anything rash with them, just call DEQ and they'll point you in the right direction
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Contact the tank manufacturing.
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I can not answer your question, but if you contact some distributors or manufacturers of tanks they may be able to help you.\n\nGood luck!
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Its not the heaters that produce the monoxide unless something is wrong with the pilot in your heater. Your best bet is to buy a carbon monoxide detector (probably like $15 at a hardware store) and plug it in the room your in the most or where you see fit. That way you will know when something is wrong and you'll rest easy. I feel mine saved my family when my dumba** sister used a powerwasher INSIDE the house!! Good luck!
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I would consult with the unit manufacturer, especially if the unit is under warranty.  Their technical rep. may know how others deal with this problem and with what success.  They would want to know how clean and moisture free the oil is.  Also consider whether there is enough oil to warrant special purification equipment.  Often used oil is returned to a company that specializes in recycling spent oil to keep it out of the environment and find a good use for it.  They have the equipment to do the job.  Good luck.