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What is NYC FC § 5503.4.4?

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This section mandates the identification of cryogenic container connections, including inlets, outlets, and safety devices, through permanent tags or schematic drawings. These identifiers must clearly designate their function and connection to vapor or liquid spaces. Applies to operators of facilities utilizing cryogenic containers.

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5503.4.4 Identification of cryogenic container connections.

FC § 5503.4.4

Cryogenic container inlet and outlet connections, liquid level indicating devices, liquid level limit controls, valves, pressure gauges, regulators, and safety devices shall be marked with a permanent tag or label identifying their function or identified by a schematic drawing designating their function and whether they are connected to the vapor or liquid space of the cryogenic container. Where a schematic drawing is provided, it shall be permanently attached to the cryogenic container and maintained in a legible condition.

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