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Originally Posted by Jay2TheRescue
I sure hope those tanks were empty. Oxygen cylinders should not be transported like that. I know in Virginia they are required to be transported in an upright position, and VDOT also requires that they be bracketed or chained. Each one of those tanks (if full) is charged with at least 2,000 PSI. Even storing them in the building we were required to chain our spare tanks up against the wall.
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I asked the gas guy. The only tanks that must be carried standing is self-venting tanks, which would empty themselves if laid down.
We 'fill the gaps' in emergencies when their own trucks aren't available. They transport all the tanks vertically because the entire system is designed to, from storage pallets to trailers and trucks.
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