Purging definition

Purging means the introduction of inert gas into a tank which is already in an inert condition with the object of further reducing the oxygen content; and/or reducing the existing hydrocarbon or other flammable vapours content to a level below which combustion cannot be supported if air is subsequently introduced into the tank.

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Purging means displacing contaminants from a confined space; (“purge”)

Purging means to free a gas conduit of air or gas, or a mixture of gas and air;

Examples of Purging in a sentence

• Typical Duties: Air Purging, Gas Purging, Inert Purging, Air Mover Operations, CGI Training, Clearance Process Training and Stand-by.

• The 100-year flood is projected to reach 7.5 feet above msl and a significant portion of ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Field would be affected.

• Purging will be at the request of the EMPLOYEE to the City Manager after three full years of accident-free driving.

• Upon declaration of the Purging Distribution, holders of CareTrust Restricted Stock Awards will be entitled to receive the Purging Distribution with respect to the CareTrust Common Stock subject to such award on the same date or dates that the Purging Distribution is payable on CareTrust Common Stock to stockholders of CareTrust generally.

• There is an absence of written materials and directives to guide the work of the Purging Unit staff.

More Definitions of Purging

Purging means the displacement of natural gas by air or inert gas, or the displacement of air or inert gas by natural gas;

Purging means displacement of explosive gas mixtures or petroleum vapours with inert gases, normally nitrogen or any other approved gases;

Purging means to clean out various impurities which may create a hazardous atmosphere (i.e., steam heating, hot water, or using chemical solutions to remove combustible or flammable or other difficult to remove substances).

Purging. This type of media sanitization is a process that protects information from a laboratory attack. The terms clearing and purging are sometimes synonymous. However, for some media, clearing is not sufficient for purging (i.e., protecting data from a laboratory attack). Although most re-writeable media requires a single overwrite, purging may require multiple rewrites using different characters for each write cycle. This is because a laboratory attack involves threats with the capability to employ non-standard assets (e.g., specialized hardware) to attempt data recovery on media outside of that media’s normal operating environment. Degaussing is also an example of an acceptable method for purging magnetic media. The EIEP should destroy media if purging is not a viable method for sanitization. • Destruction: Physical destruction of media is the most effective form of sanitization. Methods of destruction include burning, pulverizing, and shredding. Any residual medium should be able to withstand a laboratory attack. A utility or subprogram within an application, which automatically enforces the relationship of a request for or query of SSA-provided information to an authorized process or transaction before initiating a transaction. For example, requests for verification of an SSN for issuance of a driver’s license happens automatically from within a state driver’s license application. The System will not allow a user to request information from SSA unless the EIEP’s client system contains a record of the subject individual’s SSN.

Purging means the introduction of inert gas into a tank to reduce the oxygen and/or hydrocarbon content to a level below which combustion cannot be supported if air is subsequently introduced into the tank.

Purging means evacuating air out of equipment used for Production Operations that results in the venting of gas to an unlit flare or other similar location, which allows for the safe start-up of operations following a Shut-In or shut-down for any reason that has the potential to result in creating an explosive atmosphere.

Purging means the method by which the contaminants are displaced from a confined space;