Hard-
Surfacing,
Building
Fusion
Welding
Carbon
Welding
Non-Ferrous
Metals
Heating
& Heat
Treating
Braze
Welding
Welding
Cast Iron
Welding
Ferrous
Metals
Brazing
&
Soldering
Equipment
Set-Up
Operation
Equipment
For
OXY-Acet
Structure
of
Steel
Mechanical
Properties
of Metals
Oxygen
&
Acetylene
OXY-Acet
Flame
Physical
Properties
of Metals
How Steels
Are
Classified
Expansion
&
Contraction
Prep
For
Welding
OXY-Acet
Welding
& Cutting
Safety
Practices
Manual
Cutting
Oxygen
Cutting By
Machine
Appendices
Testing
&
Inspecting
23
Cylinders stored inside buildings must
be kept at least 20 feet from combustible materials. Store
oxygen cylinders separately from fuel gas cylinders. Unless
a fire-resistant noncombustible partition, at least
5 feet high, is used to separate the two types of cylinders, a minimum 20-foot
separation should be maintained.
Always keep empty cylinders separate
from full cylinders. For
complete information on storage and manifolding of cylinders, refer to National
Fire Protection Association
(NFPA) Standard No. 51.
