
doi: 10.2172/10185375
This test report documents the evaluation of an aerosol can puncture device to replace a system currently identified for use in the WRAP-1 facility. The new system is based upon a commercially available puncture device, as recommended by WHC Fire Protection. With modifications found necessary through the testing program, the Aerosol Can Puncture Device was found able to puncture and drain aerosol cans without incident. Modifications include the addition of a secondary collection bottle and the modification of the can puncture needle. In the course of testing, a variety of absorbents were tested to determine their performance in immobilizing drained fluids. The visibility of the puncture with Non-Destructive Examination techniques were also reviewed.
Facilities, Depressurization, Solidification, And Techniques, Remedial Action, Sprays 420200, 42 Engineering, Aerosol Wastes, Equipment, 610, Gas Cylinders
Facilities, Depressurization, Solidification, And Techniques, Remedial Action, Sprays 420200, 42 Engineering, Aerosol Wastes, Equipment, 610, Gas Cylinders
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