NAVSEA SE00-00-EIM-100.txt

Operating stations, guard rails, and normal personnel thoroughfares shall be designed to provide at least a +++ foot horizontal and +++ foot vertical clearance from MF/HF transmitting antennas.

When a mercury battery is subjectedto a temperature of +++ ”F or above, it will explode.

Maintain the temperature of a Ni-Cad battery at below +++ F if possible

Never discharge a mercury cell battery after its voltage has fallen below +++ percent of its normal voltage, or after it fails to operate the equipment in which it is used.

All circuits over +++ volts shall be grounded, for protection of personnel engaged in

repair work.

The total force exerted on the overall surface of a 10-inch CRT is nearly +++ pounds, of which +++ pounds is exerted on the face alone

Any material exhibiting a radiation level of more than ++++ of one milliroentgen per hour above background at a distance of approximately one inch from the material should be treated as radioactive.

Modern electron tubes, such as klystrons, magnetrons, thyratrons, cathode-ray tubes, and high-voltage rectifiers, when operated with electric potentials in excess of +++ volts, may generate X-rays.

The recommended maximum intensity levels in controlled radiation areas is +++ milliroetgens per week or +++ milliroentgens per hour

All currentarrying parts of arresters, on cirtits involving more than +++volts unless effectively isolated by elevation, shall have guards or barriers for the protection of personnel.

Carbon dioxide gas is generally stored in steel cylinders at a high pressure of approximately +++ psi at normal room temperatures.

Bypass devices are sometimes used with interlocks, providing that the potentials are not in

excess of +++ volts RMS or DC.

High voltage and shock hazard warning signs shall be installed on or in the vicinity of

equipments or accessories having exposed conductors at potentials of +++ volts

Compartments or walk-in enclosures containing equipment with exposed conductors

presenting shock hazards in excess of +++ volts RMS or DC shall have a “Danger High Voltage” sign posted conspicuously within each entrance.

Voltages in excess of +++ volts shall not be measured by probing or holding the test

probe in the hands.