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Working Under Too Much Pressure Video

April 18, 2025September 21, 2021

Gas freeing hollow structures prior to hot work can be tricky business.  In this video we explore safe techniques for blowing these with air while avoiding overpressurization… and what happens if things go wrong.

 

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Categories Safety & Health Tags CMC 663, CMC 721, CMC 740, David Miller, Joshua Marshall, marine chemists, overpressure, Patrick Beringer, pressure, pressurization

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