Kit A - Edition 13 - January 2021
Kit A - Edition 13 - January 2021
Kit A - Edition 13 - January 2021
Kits manufactured after Jan. 1, 2013 Kits manufactured before Dec. 31, 2012
1. INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................ 1
1.1 SCOPE ............................................................................................................................ 1
1.2 CHLORINE INSTITUTE STEWARDSHIP PROGRAM ................................................................. 1
1.3 DISCLAIMER ..................................................................................................................... 1
1.4 APPROVAL ....................................................................................................................... 1
1.5 REVISIONS ....................................................................................................................... 2
1.6 REPRODUCTION ............................................................................................................... 2
1.7 REVISION HISTORY AND COMPATIBILITY ............................................................................ 2
2. GENERAL DESCRIPTION ................................................................................................ 3
2.1 TRAINING AND SAFETY ..................................................................................................... 3
2.2 RESPIRATORY EQUIPMENT ............................................................................................... 4
2.3 CHLORINE CYLINDER INSPECTION ..................................................................................... 4
2.4 VALVE APPLICABILITY ....................................................................................................... 4
2.5 GASKET REPLACEMENT .................................................................................................... 4
2.6 LEAK DETECTION ............................................................................................................. 4
2.7 ASSISTANCE .................................................................................................................... 5
2.8 REPORTING REQUIREMENTS ............................................................................................. 5
2.9 EMERGENCY PLAN ........................................................................................................... 5
3. IDENTIFYING AND STOPPING LEAKS............................................................................ 5
3.1 LEAK: VALVE STEM PACKING (FIGURE 3.1) ...................................................................... 6
3.2 LEAK: THROUGH VALVE SEAT (WILL NOT COMPLETELY CLOSE) (FIGURE 3.2) ................... 6
3.3 LEAK: VALVE INLET THREADS (FIGURE 3.3) ..................................................................... 6
3.4 LEAK: VALVE STEM ASSEMBLY BLOWN OUT (FIGURE 3.4) ................................................ 7
3.5 LEAK: VALVE BROKEN OFF (FIGURE 3.5) ......................................................................... 7
3.6 LEAK: VALVE BLOWN OUT (DUE TO STRIPPED THREADS) (FIGURE 3.6) ............................. 7
3.7 LEAK: FUSIBLE PLUG THREADS ....................................................................................... 8
3.8 LEAK: FUSIBLE METAL OF PLUG OR POURED FUSIBLE PLUG (FIGURE 3.8) ......................... 9
3.9 LEAK: SIDE WALL OF CYLINDER (FIGURE 3.9) .................................................................. 9
4. EMERGENCY KIT “A” MANUFACTURED AFTER 1/1/2013 ...........................................10
4.1 HOOD ASSEMBLY FOR VALVE – DEVICE 1 .........................................................................10
4.2 CLAMP FOR FUSIBLE PLUG – DEVICE 2 .............................................................................12
4.3 PATCH FOR SIDE LEAKS – DEVICE 8 .................................................................................14
5. EMERGENCY KIT “A” MANUFACTURED BEFORE 12/31/2012 ....................................16
5.1 HOOD ASSEMBLY FOR VALVE – DEVICE 1 .........................................................................16
5.2 CLAMP FOR FUSIBLE PLUG – DEVICE 2 ............................................................................18
5.3 PATCH FOR SIDE LEAKS – DEVICE 8 ................................................................................20
6. HANDLING OF CHLORINE REMAINING IN CYLINDER .................................................22
7. KIT MAINTENANCE .........................................................................................................22
7.1 AFTER USE .....................................................................................................................22
7.2 ROUTINE ........................................................................................................................22
7.3 SPARE PARTS .................................................................................................................22
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8. KIT LIMITATIONS.............................................................................................................23
8.1 CYLINDER DESIGN...........................................................................................................23
8.2 OTHER COMPRESSED GASES ..........................................................................................23
9. REFERENCES ..................................................................................................................23
9.1 INSTITUTE PUBLICATIONS ................................................................................................23
9.2 REGULATIONS .................................................................................................................24
APPENDIX A: PARTS LIST .....................................................................................................26
APPENDIX B: OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT..................................................................................30
APPENDIX C: EMERGENCY CONTACTS ..............................................................................31
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EMERGENCY KIT “A” FOR 100 LB AND 150 LB CHLORINE CYLINDERS 1
1. INTRODUCTION
Leaks in chlorine cylinders rarely occur. When they do occur, however, prompt corrective
action is required by trained, competent personnel with special equipment. The Chlorine
Institute Emergency Kit “A” and this instruction booklet are made available by The Chlorine
Institute (CI or the Institute) in the belief that they will be helpful in handling such
emergencies.
1.1 SCOPE
This instruction booklet provides information on the design and use of the Chlorine
Institute Emergency Kit “A”.
The Chlorine Institute exists to support the chlor-alkali industry in advancing safe, secure,
environmentally compatible, and sustainable production, distribution, and use of its
mission chemicals 1.
Chlorine Institute members are committed to adopting CI’s safety and stewardship
initiatives, including pamphlets, checklists, and incident sharing, that will assist members
in achieving measurable improvement. For more information on the Institute’s
stewardship program, visit CI’s website at www.chlorineinstitute.org.
1.3 DISCLAIMER
The information in this booklet is drawn from sources believed to be reliable. The Institute
and its members, jointly and severally, make no guarantee, and assume no liability, in
connection with any of this information. Moreover, it should not be assumed that every
acceptable procedure is included, or that special circumstances may not warrant modified
or additional procedures. The user should be aware that changing technology or
regulations may require changes in the recommendations contained herein. Appropriate
steps should be taken to ensure that the information is current when used. These
recommendations should not be confused with federal, state, provincial, municipal, or
insurance requirements, or with national safety codes.
1.4 APPROVAL
1
CI’s mission chemicals: chlorine, sodium and potassium hydroxides, sodium hypochlorite, the
distribution of vinyl chloride monomer (VCM), and the distribution and use of hydrogen chloride.
2 IB/A
1.5 REVISIONS
Suggestions for revisions should be directed to the Secretary of the Institute in writing.
• Updated guidance on using aqua ammonia for leak detection (Section 2.6);
• Revised preferred instruction for leaks on valve inlet threads (Section 3.3);
• Revised preferred instruction for leaks on fusible plug threads (Section 3.7);
• New section providing caution if using kits for compressed gases other than
chlorine (Section 8.2);
1.6 REPRODUCTION
The contents of this instruction booklet are not to be copied for publication, in whole or in
part, without prior permission from the Secretary of the Chlorine Institute.
The Chlorine Institute has published an instruction booklet for the Emergency Kit “A”
beginning in 1969. Since then, the kit and booklet have gone through a series of changes.
The table below details the updates through the years and device compatibility with current
equipment.
EMERGENCY KIT “A” FOR 100 LB AND 150 LB CHLORINE CYLINDERS 3
Instruction Compatible
Booklet Date Revision Summary with Current
Edition Cylinders?
Ed. 13 Jan. 2021 No Kit design change, Booklet updated Yes
Ed.12, Rev. 2 July 2014 Added Device 400A in the “Optional Equipment”
Yes
section, which replaced Device 400
Ed.12, Rev. 1 Sept. 2013 Added Revision History and Compatibility Summary Yes
Ed.12 Jan. 2013 Modified Device 1 for valve leaks, Modified Device 8 Yes
for sidewall leaks
Ed. 11 Jan. 2009 No Kit design change, Booklet updated Yes
Ed. 10 June 2003 No Kit design change, Booklet updated Yes
Ed. 9 June 2000 No Kit design change, Booklet updated Yes
Ed. 8 June 1996 No Kit design change, Booklet updated Yes
Modified Device 1 to fit over cylinders with oversized
Ed. 7 March 1993 neck-rings, radius gasket 1BRV added, adjustable
base assembly 1EFP included Yes
Ed. 6, Rev.1 Feb. 1992 Gasket 1FVG included in kit as temporary fix until kit
is modified permanently to address cylinders with Yes
oversized neck-rings.
Ed. 6 April 1986 Modified Part 1C1 to 4 bolt design, Booklet updated Yes (std. cyl.
Ed. 5 May 1983 No Kit design change, Booklet updated Yes (std. cyl.
Ed. 4 July 1978 ® Yes (std. cyl.
Included Molded Viton gaskets 1BMV & 8EV
l )*
Ed. 3 1976 No Kit design change, Booklet updated Yes (std. cyl.
l )*
Ed. 2 1975 No Kit design change, Booklet updated Yes (std. cyl.
Ed. 1 1969 Booklet created Yes (std. cyl.
*Some cylinders have oversized neck-rings. Standard Cylinder (Std. cyl.) neck-rings have a maximum
outside diameter of 4’ 3/8”
2. GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The CI Emergency Kit “A” is designed for use with the standard DOT 3A480 or 3AA480,
100- and 150-pound capacity cylinders in chlorine service only. The cylinders have outside
diameters between 8¼ and 10¾ inches and overall height from 39½ to 59 inches. The kit
is designed for use with all configurations of standard chlorine cylinders. This kit should
not be applied to a cylinder that is liquid full.
Emergency response and other personnel must be trained in the use of the devices and
tools within the CI Emergency Kit “A”. Training must include the use of respiratory
equipment and all other safety equipment. Knowledge of the properties of chlorine is a
must.
The type of respiratory equipment required will be determined by the severity of the leak
and the potential for exposure to chlorine. For further details, see the current edition of CI
Pamphlet 65 (9.1).
Daily inspection of full cylinders is recommended whether or not they are connected to
unloading lines. Through these means a leak usually can be detected in an early stage
when it can be corrected or controlled by appropriate procedures. Inspection guidance
can be found in CI Pamphlet 17 (9.1).
The instructions included in this booklet are applicable to cylinders having a standard
chlorine cylinder valve installed (CGA 820). If another type of valve is installed, consult
your supplier or the kit manufacturer for additional instruction details.
All Viton® gaskets for the emergency kit are stamped with the date of manufacture and
should be removed and replaced every four years (see Section 7 for more details). For
further guidelines concerning the Viton® gaskets, consult the manufacturer or The Chlorine
Institute.
As soon as there is an indication of the presence of chlorine in the air, authorized, trained
personnel equipped with suitable personal protective equipment should investigate
promptly. All other persons should be kept away from the affected area.
Once the leak is found and you can safely maneuver the
container, rotate the container, if needed, so that the leak is
coming out from the top of the container. Liquid will be on the
CAUTION bottom of the container and gas will be on top. Because chlorine
liquid vaporizes and expands into gas by 460 times its volume,
it is more manageable to have gas leaking from the cylinder
instead of liquid.
EMERGENCY KIT “A” FOR 100 LB AND 150 LB CHLORINE CYLINDERS 5
2.7 ASSISTANCE
Chlorine emergencies should be handled only by trained personnel at the use site. If
assistance is required, promptly notify your supplier. If the supplier cannot be reached or
respond immediately, then summon help by activating CHLOREP (The Chlorine
Emergency Plan), an emergency response mutual aid network that can be accessed 24/7
for assistance. CHLOREP can be activated by calling CHEMTREC in the U.S. 1-800-424-
9300 or CANUTEC in Canada 1-613-996-6666.
There are federal, state and local requirements for the reporting of chlorine releases that
must be met.
It is recommended that users have an emergency plan that complies with federal, state
and local government requirements. For further detail on emergency response plans, refer
to CI Pamphlet 155 (9.1).
WEAR PERSONAL
PROTECTION
3.2 LEAK: THROUGH VALVE SEAT (WILL NOT COMPLETELY CLOSE) (FIGURE 3.2)
ACTION:
1. If disconnecting from a process, reconnect and firmly open and close valve
stem to dislodge foreign matter from seat with WRENCH 200A, then
disconnect and apply outlet cap and GASKET 2B with WRENCH 200A.
- or -
If the leak is from an unconnected cylinder, apply outlet cap and GASKET 2B,
then tighten with WRENCH 200A.
Kit “A” contains WRENCH 201 that can be used to tighten the
valve back into the cylinder to address this type of leak. Extreme
NOTE caution should be used when attempting this to avoid making
the leak worse by dislodging the valve. Only trained and
knowledgeable personnel should ever attempt this procedure.
Otherwise, use DEVICE 1.
EMERGENCY KIT “A” FOR 100 LB AND 150 LB CHLORINE CYLINDERS 7
ACTION:
DEVICE 1 (Hood Assembly) will probably not fit over the DRIFT PIN
NOTE A-3. Secure the cylinder in an isolated area and call your chlorine
supplier. If the supplier is not immediately available, activate
CHLOREP (see Section 2.7).
ACTION:
1. Drive small DRIFT PIN A-3 into valve shank and apply DEVICE 1 (Hood
Assembly) (See Section 4 or 5 for instructions).
3.6 LEAK: VALVE BLOWN OUT (DUE TO STRIPPED THREADS) (FIGURE 3.6)
ACTION:
1. Drive large DRIFT PIN A-4 into valve opening and apply DEVICE 1 (Hood
Assembly) (See Section 4 or 5 for instructions).
ACTION:
- or -
Saw off fusible plug flush with valve body, file the surface smooth and apply
DEVICE 2 (Clamp Assembly, Figure 3.8) (See Section 4 or 5 for instructions).
Kit “A” contains WRENCH 203 that can be used to tighten the
fusible plug back into the valve to address this type of leak
NOTE (Figure 3.7). Extreme caution should be used when attempting
this to avoid making the leak worse by dislodging the fusible plug.
Only trained and knowledgeable personnel should ever attempt
this procedure. Otherwise, use DEVICE 1 or 2.
EMERGENCY KIT “A” FOR 100 LB AND 150 LB CHLORINE CYLINDERS 9
3.8 LEAK: FUSIBLE METAL OF PLUG OR POURED FUSIBLE PLUG (FIGURE 3.8)
ACTION:
Figure 3.9
1. Position cylinder so that the valve is in the uppermost position. Remove valve
protective housing if in place.
- If unable to remove valve protective housing, the HOOD (1A3) should fit over it.
2. Remove outlet cap from VENT VALVE (1V) on HOOD (1A3) and open VALVE. WRENCH 200A
3. Prepare BASE ASSEMBLY (1EFP1) with CHAINS (1F1) set in outer most position. BASE ASSY. 1EFP1
7. Attach chains from base (1EFP1) to corresponding hooks on HOOD (1A3). Hooks HOOD 1A3 inc. CAP
should be in lowest position by turning CAP SCREWS (1K2). Ensure that CHAINS SCREWS (3) 1K2,
(1F1) are straight and not twisted. Attach CHAINS (1F1) to hook with appropriate link CHAINS (3), BASE
to avoid slack in chains. Base of CHAINS (1F1) should be flush with bottom of ASSY 1EFP1
cylinder.
8. Hand tighten CAP SCREWS (1K2). Tighten CAP SCREWS (1K2) equally, forcing WRENCH 201
the HOOD (1A3) and GASKET (1BRV) against the shoulder of cylinder.
CAUTION: Tighten only enough to stop the leak. Overtightening may damage
gasket. Wait a short amount of time (allowing cylinder to come back ambient
temperature/pressure) to ensure the leak has stopped and the cap screws do
not need additional tightening.
If leak persists, tighten CAP SCREW (1K2) further in area of leak.
CAUTION: Check the foot-ring on base of cylinder for possible deterioration under
extreme pressure conditions. Ensure that CHAINS (1F1) are against side of cylinder
at base.
9. Close VENT VALVE (1V) on HOOD (1A3). WRENCH 200A
10. Test for leaks around GASKET (1BRV). Tighten CAP SCREW(s) (1K2) if necessary. WRENCH 201
DEVICE 1 INCLUDES:
HOOD 1A3 including (3) CAP SCREW SCREWS – 1K2 WEAR PERSONAL
GASKET – 1BRV PROTECTION
BASE ASSEMBLY – 1EFP1
EMERGENCY KIT “A” FOR 100 LB AND 150 LB CHLORINE CYLINDERS 11
HOOD1A3
CAP SCREWS D
E
1K2 (3 pcs)
HOOK
VENT VALVE
1V V
GASKET
1BRV I
C
~CHAIN
1F1
BASE ASSEMBLY
1EFP1
1
(2013 version)
DEVICE 1
INSTALLATION
VIDEO
Figure 4.1
12 IB/A
DEVICE 2 INCLUDES:
BLOCK - 2A WEAR PERSONAL
CLAMP - 2C PROTECTION
SCREW - 2D
GASKET - 2BB
EMERGENCY KIT “A” FOR 100 LB AND 150 LB CHLORINE CYLINDERS 13
WRENCH 200A
GASKET D
E
28B
V
SET SC
I
2D
C
E
2
(2013 version)
DEVICE 2
INSTALLATION
VIDEO
Figure 4.2
14 IB/A
DEVICE 8 INCLUDES:
YOKE - 8B
CAP SCREW - 8C1 WEAR PERSONAL
PATCH - 8D1 PROTECTION
THUMB SCREWS - 8F
GASKET – 8GV
STRAP – 8S
EMERGENCY KIT “A” FOR 100 LB AND 150 LB CHLORINE CYLINDERS 15
CAP/ D
E
SCREW8C1 YOKE SB
✓
/
C
PATCH 8D1 "'GASKET8GV
8
(2013 version)
DEVICE 8
INSTALLATION
VIDEO
Figure 4.3
16 IB/A
1. Remove valve protective housing if in place. Position cylinder so that the valve is in the
uppermost position.
- If unable to remove valve protective housing, the HOOD (1A2) should fit over it.
2. Remove outlet cap from VENT VALVE (1V) on HOOD (1A2) and open VALVE. WRENCH 200A
3. Prepare BASE ASSEMBLY (1EFP) to insure proper position and stability of base BASE ASSY. 1EFP
segments. Secure RAMP (1R) between two base segments by means of hook attached RAMP 1R
to center spacer slot to prevent sliding of BASE ASSEMBLY while cylinder is being
positioned.
4. Roll upright cylinder up RAMP (1R) and center in position on BASE ASSEMBLY (1EFP).
5. Clean shoulder of cylinder: Use SCRAPER (A-8) if paint is loose or uneven. SCRAPER A-8
6. Inspect condition of GASKET (1BRV). (See Section 8, Kit Maintenance). Place GASKET HOOD 1A2 &
(1BRV) on HOOD (1A2). Place HOOD (1A2) with GASKET (1BRV) over leaking valve. GASKET 1BRV
7. Adjust CAP SCREWS (1D1) and (1K1) in YOKE (1C1) so that the points of the screws CAP SCREWS
extend only slightly below YOKE (1C1). (1)1D1, (3)1K1,
YOKE 1C1
8. Place YOKE (1C1) in position on top of HOOD (1A2), with screw positioned in the CHAINS IF
dimples on top of HOOD (1A2). Ensure that CHAINS (1F) are straight and not twisted. WRENCH 201,
Hook CHAINS (1F) over ears of YOKE (1C1) using appropriate link to avoid slack in (WITH 1EFP ASSY)
CHAINS (1F). HOOD 1A2
YOKE 1C1
9. Hand tighten CAP SCREWS (1D1) and (1K1). Tighten CAP SCREWS (1K1) equally WRENCH 201
forcing the HOOD (1A2) and GASKET (1BRV) against the shoulder of cylinder. Keep
CAP SCREW (1D1) hand tightened against center of HOOD (1A2). If leak persists,
tighten CAP SCREW (1K1) further in area of leak.
CAUTION: Check the foot-ring on base of cylinder for possible deterioration under
extreme pressure conditions. Ensure that CHAINS (1F) are against side of cylinder
at base.
CAUTION: Tighten only enough to stop the leak. Overtightening may damage
gasket. Wait a short amount of time (allowing cylinder to come back ambient
temperature/pressure) to ensure the leak has stopped and the cap screws do not
need additional tightening.
WRENCH NCH
10. Close VENT VALVE (1V) on HOOD (1A2). 200A
11. Test for leaks around GASKET (1BRV). Tighten CAP SCREW(s) (1K1) if necessary. WRENCH 201
DEVICE 1 INCLUDES: WEAR
HOOD 1A2 & GASKET 1BRV PERSONAL
YOKE ASSEMBLY 1C1 with BOLTS 1K1 (3) & 1D1 (1) PROTECTION
CHAIN AND BASE ASSEMBLY 1 EFP & RAMP 1R
EMERGENCY KIT “A” FOR 100 LB AND 150 LB CHLORINE CYLINDERS 17
D
YOKE - --------
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CAP SCREW
lKl
HOOD - ---
C
1A2
GASKET - ~
E
lBRV
CHAIN - --
lF
BASEASSY. / RAMP
1
lEFP I lR (pre-2013 version)
Figure 5.1
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3. Place GASKET (2BB) between leaking fusible plug and BLOCK (2A). GASKET 2BB
4. Tighten SET SCREW (2D) until leak stops. WRENCH 200A
5. Test for leaks. Tighten SET SCREW (2D) further if necessary. WRENCH 200A
If leak is in fusible material:
1. If face of fusible plug is badly pitted or corroded, saw off fusible plug flush HACKSAW A-2
with valve body, filing the surface smooth. FILE A-14
NOTE: Some valves have the fusible metal poured directly into the valve
body. In such cases, be sure gasket seating surface is clean and free
from pitting.
2. Loosen SET SCREW (2D) and place CLAMP (2C) over leaking valve. WRENCH 200A &
CLAMP 2C
NOTE: It is not necessary to remove valve outlet cap.
3. Place GASKET (2BB) between leaking fusible plug and BLOCK (2A). GASKET 2BB
4. Tighten SET SCREW (2D) until leak stops. WRENCH 200A
5. Test for leaks. Tighten SET SCREW (2D) further if necessary. WRENCH 200A
NOTE: The abovementioned leaks can also be corrected by applying
DEVICE 1 (HOOD ASSEMBLY) (See Section 5.1 for instructions).
DEVICE 2 INCLUDES:
BLOCK - 2A
WEAR PERSONAL
CLAMP - 2C
PROTECTION
SCREW - 2D
GASKET - 2BB
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D
E
\VRENCH
200A
V
ASKET
2BB
\
\
. I
C
\
SETSCREW
E
2D
CLAMP
2C 2
(pre-2013 version)
BLOCK
2A
Figure 5.2
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7. Tighten CAP SCREW (8C). CAUTION: Use extreme caution if leak is due WRENCH 201
to internal corrosion.
CAUTION: If there is any evidence of weakening of the cylinder wall,
immediately discontinue tightening CAP SCREW (8C).
DEVICE 8 INCLUDES:
CHAIN - 8A
YOKE - 8B WEAR PERSONAL
CAP SCREW - 8C PROTECTION
PATCH - 8D
GASKET - 8EV
EMERGENCY KIT “A” FOR 100 LB AND 150 LB CHLORINE CYLINDERS 21
D
E
YOKE - - - - -
8B ----
PATCH- - - -
V
8D
GASKET - - - - ~4~~-~
I
BEV
CHAfN
C
8A
8
(pre-2013 version)
Figure 5.3
22 IB/A
The containment of leaks by the CI Emergency Kit “A” devices is only an interim measure.
If the leaking cylinder is located at a consuming plant, the cylinder can be connected to the
consuming process to eliminate the remaining chlorine prior to disposition of the damaged cylinder.
The leaking cylinder may also be connected to vent lines for disposal into the scrubbing system.
VALVE YOKE (A-9) AND VALVE ADAPTER (A-10) are included in this kit for use in these
processes. These procedures should be attempted by experienced personnel only.
If the supplier is unknown, see Section 2.5 for instructions to contact CHLOREP for immediate
assistance.
If the cylinder requires transport to another facility for disposal, it is important to be familiar with
applicable transportation regulations. If the cylinder is safe for transport, it may be transported in
the U.S. with Kit “A” devices applied (see 49 CFR §173.3(e)(1)). However, in Canada, transport
requires an approved Temporary Certificate from Transport Canada (9.2).
7. KIT MAINTENANCE
7.2 ROUTINE
The kit should be frequently inspected by the person responsible for the equipment and checked
with the contents list to ensure that equipment is complete and ready for use. The box should be
sealed after each inspection and such seals should be broken only by authorized persons or in
case of accidents. Many owners coordinate routine inspection with training drills.
All Viton® gaskets are stamped with the date of manufacture and should be removed from
emergency use after a four-year shelf life. For further guidelines concerning the Viton® gaskets,
consult the manufacturer or The Chlorine Institute.
8. KIT LIMITATIONS
The CI Emergency Kit “A” is designed for use on chlorine cylinders. Contact the kit manufacturer
before considering applying on other compressed gas cylinders.
Using Emergency Kit “A” for other compressed gas cylinders can result
CAUTION
in a worsening incident due to incompatibility of materials provided in the
kit.
Different gasket materials may be required for other compressed gases. When used with
compressed gases other than chlorine, the Viton® gasket included with this kit may result in rapid
deterioration and continued release.
9. REFERENCES
The following publications are specifically referenced in the CHLOREP Handbook. The latest
editions of CI publications may be obtained at www.chlorineinstitute.org.
Pamphlet # Title
9.2 REGULATIONS
9.2.1 Code of Federal Regulations. Title 49. Chapter 1. Parts 190-192 & 195. Office of the Federal
Register National Archives and Records Administration. U.S. Government Printing Office:
Washington, DC, (revised annually).
9.2.2 Canadian Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act and Regulations; Transport Canada: Ottawa,
Ontario, 2009. Website: http://www.tc.gc.ca/tdg.
EMERGENCY KIT “A” FOR 100-LB AND 150-LB CHLORINE CYLINDERS 25
APPENDICES
Appendix B: Optional
Equipment
Appendix C: Emergency
Contacts
26 IB/A
Instruction Booklet 2
CI Pamphlet 1, Chlorine Basics 1
Instruction Booklet 2
CI Pamphlet 1, Chlorine Basics 1
Figure A-2
30 IB/A
If the optional equipment shown here is used, consult the kit manufacturer for instruction details.
Chlorine Supplier:
Address:
Phone:
CHEMTREC* 800-424-9300
CANUTEC** 613-996-6666
Nearest Chlorine
Producer or
Packager:
Address:
Phone:
Police Department:
Fire Department:
First Aid: