CGA C-17 2008 Methods to Avoid and Detect Internal Gas Cylinder Corrosion (EIGA Doc 62/05)

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CGA C-17 2008 Methods to Avoid and Detect Internal Gas Cylinder Corrosion (EIGA Doc 62/05)

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on 26 Feb 2009

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2008

Compressed Gas Association, Inc

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on 26 Feb 2009

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TX0006930508

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2/26/2009

Year of Creation

2008

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Compressed Gas Association

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United States

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Application Title Statement: CGA C-17 Methods to Avoid and Detect Internal Gas Cylinder Corrosion (EIGA Doc 62/05)

Author Statement: Compressed Gas Association employer for hire Domicile: United States Authorship: Entire text

Statements

Application Title Statement: CGA C-17 Methods to Avoid and Detect Internal Gas Cylinder Corrosion (EIGA Doc 62/05)

Author Statement: Compressed Gas Association employer for hire Domicile: United States Authorship: Entire text

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