BAR-97 Blend Code 37 Size 200 Vehicle Emission Standard

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Features:

Airgas operates its own dedicated blending facilities as well as maintains a national network of blending technology to ensure accurate, consistent production.

Caution:

Always use in accordance with the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)
Cylinder must be stored and used in an upright, secured position in a well-ventilated or monitored area.
Always follow local fire code requirements when storing gas cylinders.
Major Hazards: High pressure, Compressed Gas
For industrial use only. Not for human consumption or for use in breathing apparatus.
Batch Analysis or individual Certificate of Analysis available at additional nominal charge
Certificate of Conformance available upon request
Also available in bulk quantities and tube trailers

Specification:

Molecular Weight . . . . 28.96 Specific Volume . . . . . 13.3ft 3 /lb(0.83 m 3 /kg) Flammability Limits . . . Supports Combustion TLV . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Nontoxic
Shipping: DOT Name . . . . . . . Air, Compressed DOT Hazard Class . . 2.2 UN No. . . . . . . . . . . UN 1002 DOT Label . . . . . . . Nonflammable Gas CAS No. . . . . . . . . . 132259-10-0
CGA is 590
Molecular Weight is 28.96
Specific Volume is 13.3ft/lb (0.83 m/kg)
Flammability Limits... Supports Combustion
TLV is nontoxic
DOT Name: Air, Compressed
UN No.: UN1002
DOT Class: 2.2
DOT Label: Nonflammable Gas
CAS Registry: 25635-88-5

Application:

Airgas provides a complete range of certified California BAR (Bureau of Automotive Repair) blends for emissions certification, state vehicle inspection and IM testing, and independent testing laboratories. Products include both standard and enhanced emission monitoring gases, multiple component gases for test equipment calibration, and Vehicle Emission Zero Air used prior to every vehicle test. Gases are produced in California BAR certified facilities using a dynamic blending process that ensures repeatable calibration accuracy.
Air: Air is a source for Oxygen, Nitrogen, and rare gases. Liquid air is used for low temperature cooling operations. Atmospheric air is used in air conditioning systems and cooling of hot liquids in heat exchangers. Zero air is often used as an oxidizer for flame ionization gas chromatography (FID). Dry air is used as a biological atmosphere.

Specs:

Cylinder Size:
200

Gas Grade:
Vehicle Emission / BAR

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