What are the hazard sources and safety risks in coking basements?

2017-12-13 View Original

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This post was last edited by LQ198619 on 2017-12-14 19:39. What are the potential hazards and safety risks in coking basements?

Reply #2 2017-12-23

Flammable materials are prohibited from being stored in the basement, as are sources of fire such as smoking. The biggest safety hazard is gas leakage; all flanges, valves, and similar components must be kept airtight to prevent leaks, and any leaks detected must be addressed promptly.

Reply #3 2017-12-27

There is a CO leak in the coke oven basement, posing risks of poisoning, asphyxiation, fire, and explosion. There have been numerous incidents of casualties due to CO poisoning or fires and explosions in this basement.

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