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69 Cards in this Set
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d. Everyone |
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a. 32-1064 |
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b. 91-12 |
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c. Report safety, fire and health hazards. |
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a. Poor housekeeping |
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a. All mishaps. |
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c. Hearing Conservation Program |
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d. Isolate systems that exceed noise limits. |
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a. 300 volts |
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a. 8 feet |
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b. Wearing loose clothing |
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b. Blisters appearing on the first layer of skin. |
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d. Cold water 10 minutes |
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c. Cover the burned area with a dry sterile dressing to decrease heat loss. |
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a. Inlet |
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c. Reduced pressure device. |
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d. Reduced pressure backflow preventer. |
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b. Standard, Extra Strong |
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a. Plastic, steel, iron and copper. |
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d. Connect large pipe to valves, equipment for ease of component replacement. |
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a. End-to-end measurement method. |
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b. 1/4 turn |
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a. 1/8 to 2 inches. |
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c. 8 inches |
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c. 3 1/2 turns. |
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d. Male threads. |
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b. Two more turns. |
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b. Design pipe bends or loops into the system. |
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d. Wall thickness. |
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b. ACR |
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c. Aluminum |
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b. Flare and sweat. |
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a. Miter box |
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c. Lever type bender. |
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a. Ream tubing, apply flaring block, extend tubing in block twice the wall thickness, apply clamp, flare tubing until it reaches 75% of the flare nut seat. |
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c. Twice the wall thickness. |
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d. Prevent twisting of the tubing. |
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c. Fitting, nut and ferrule. |
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c. 15 psi |
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d. Prevent oxidation. |
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d. Diameter of the tube. |
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c. Uniform flow of alloy resulting in high strength. |
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a. Solvent |
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b. Help the silver alloy to flow freely. |
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a. A small fillet forming at the face ofthe joint. |
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d. Turn the handwheel counterclockwise. |
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b. Solid wedge. |
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a. Gate. |
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c. Needle |
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a. Check. |
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d. Horizontal and vertical. |
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c. Safety |
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d. Working temperaturesof the system. |
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c. 213°F and 221°F |
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c. One and one-half turn. |
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a. Acetylene connections have left handed threads and oxygen connections have right handed threads. |
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a. Soapy water |
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c. Packing gland nut. |
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d. Hose splice. |
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a. One part acetylene to one part oxygen. |
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c. 5850°F |
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a. Acetylene torch valve. |
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d. High pitched whistle. |
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a. A torch wrench. |
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d. Occasional cutting of lighter sections. |
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a. A damaged tip seat. |
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b. Kerf. |
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d. Low and medium carbon steels. |
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c. Metal composition. |
