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.AGA Gas Inc Teh@lone6’225 Oaktree Blvd.c P.O. 00% 94737aavelmd.(2161642-66tMOhio 4410 14737SAFETYOATASHEET- Paooucf NAMECompressedAirTRAOE NAME AN0 SYNONVMSCompressed Air; Air;Compressed Air, Breathing Qualitye..m.._-..~ngw&.ac .“Lmc..*.rea””.un eY"nY""Ca I I-“.. * --See last page.ISSUE OAE ANOXVlSlONS2f November 1985-1- IWA /OOTlO Na.UN 1002IDOT nalara arut I-AC- Nonflammable gasFormJrSee last oace.1 Cn8mscal FIlnlWi N/AHEALTH HAZARO OATATIME wE1GklE0 AVERAGE EXPOSURE LlMlfI1Yone listed (ACGIH, 1985-86)Is~r@To~sofEMcsuR~ Arr IS nontoxic and necessary to support life. Inhalation of airIin a high pressure environment such as underwater diving, caissons or hyperbaric chambers 1:an result in symptoms similar to overexposure to pure oxygen. These include tingling,f fingers and toes, abnormal sensations, impaired coordination and confusion.lecompression sickness pains or "bends" are possible following rapid decompression.TO~~CCJI.OG,CALPROPERTIESiigh pressure effects (greater than two atmospheres of oxygen) are on the centra.1ieTyous system. Improper decompression results in the accumulation of nitrogen in the 1>lood.R~COMMENOEO FIRST ~0 TREAfMENtracitities or practices at which air is breathed in a high pressure envimnment should- :,e prepared to deal with the illnesses associated with decompression (bends or caisson 1disease). Oecompression equipment may be required.II