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Storage Types and Conditions |
| For each storage location, identify the appropriate storage type in Table II and enter the code in the first box. Additionally, for each storage location, determine the pressure and temperature conditions of the storage vessel and look up the corresponding codes in Table III. Enter the Pressure Code in the middle box, and the temperature code in the third box.
Table II - Storage Types
| CODES | Types of Storage |
| A | Above ground tank |
| B | Below ground tank |
| C | Tank inside building |
| D | Steel drum |
| E | Plastic or non-metallic drum |
| F | Can |
| G | Carboy |
| H | Silo |
| I | Fiber drum |
| J | Bag |
| K | Box |
| L | Cylinder |
| M | Glass bottles or jugs |
| N | Plastic bottles or jugs |
| O | Tote bin |
| P | Tank wagon |
| Q | Rail car |
| R | Other |
Table III - Pressure and Temperature Conditions
| CODES | Storage Conditions (PRESSURE) |
| 1 | Ambient Pressure |
| 2 | Greater than ambient pressure |
| 3 | Less than ambient pressure |
| CODES | Storage Conditions (TEMPERATURE) |
| 4 | Ambient Temperature |
| 5 | Greater than ambient temperature |
| 6 | Less than ambient temperature |
| 7 | Cryogenic conditions |
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