Can liquid acid and liquid alkali share the same loading/unloading platform?

2017-05-04 View Original

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As the title suggests, I would appreciate some guidance – are there any standards that address this? Thank you

Reply #2 2017-05-04

A 4-meter spacing is required for crane positions; are there any other requirements?

Reply #3 2017-05-05

The specifications impose certain restrictions on storage. But I don’t see any regulations imposing any restrictions on loading, so it should be possible. In fact, being placed together also facilitates the implementation of appropriate safety measures.

Reply #4 2017-05-05

Could you provide the standards or regulations?

Reply #5 2017-05-05

Thank you all. Does anyone have any safety procedures or manuals regarding the loading and unloading of liquid acid and liquid alkali?

Reply #6 2017-05-05

I think it’s possible, because I haven’t seen any information saying it’s not allowed

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