There is no reason why you MUST turn off the tank as well, but if the only appliance supplied by the tank is being turned off for an extended period of time, turning off the tank would be another safety percaution....(lightning strike, break in the line).
Transferring the regulator to the fresh tank:While supporting the tank, remove regulator from tank valve of exhausted tank: loosen the "T screw handle" and turn counterclockwise several turns, taking care to prevent the oxygen tank from falling to the ground.Check to be sure that the washer is in place on the inlet of the regulator.Remove white protective seal from the full oxygen tank valve.Slide the regulator over the top of the tank valve and place the two index pins into the two holes in the tank valve. Be sure that the two index pins properly fit into the holes.Turn the "T screw handle" clockwise until snug.Open the tank valve very slowly by turning the tank valve key one full turn counterclockwise.If you hear a leak:Turn the tank valve off and relieve all pressure from the regulator by turning the flow control knob to "2 or 3" and wait for the oxygen flow to stop.Turn the regulator off by turning the flow control knob to "O".While supporting the tank, loosen the "T screw handle" by turning counterclockwise several turns and then remove regulator from tank valve, taking care to prevent the oxygen tank from falling to the ground.Check the washer position and repeat the above procedure. If leak continues call your supplier.
This is being caused by some fluid on the engine. You could have an oil leak somewhere and that is what is causing it to smoke only when the car gets turned off.
It is important to turn off the oxygen supply first before turning off the propane supply. This is because oxygen fuels the combustion process, so by turning it off first, you can prevent any potential risk of fire or explosion.
Lawn morwer white smoke when starting and again when turning it off. Does this hurt it. Do i need oil
no it doesn't do anything
The flame goes green and lots of smoke it let off
The master alarm in Apollo 13 was triggered by the high oxygen tank pressure caused by a damaged Teflon insulation on the wires inside the tank. This led to a series of malfunctions and a subsequent explosion in the oxygen tank.
If you smoke too long it will cause your nails to start turning black. Then they will eventually rot and fall off.
try turning off lights in the room close windows they sell covers for the sides of the tank but they block some view of the fish
check hoses coming from coolant tank by sqeezing may be worn
Smoke detectors typically use either ionization or photoelectric technology to detect smoke. Ionization detectors contain a small amount of radioactive material that ionizes the air, while photoelectric detectors use a light beam that, when disrupted by smoke particles, triggers the alarm. When smoke particles enter the detector, they interrupt the electrical current or light beam, which signals the alarm to sound.