May I ask experts whether hydrogen peroxide can be stored in a Class D factory? How much can be saved if possible? Which clause of that standard is the basis? The company is not a petrochemical company.
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As the title asks, experts: can hydrogen peroxide be stored in a Class D factory? How much can be saved if possible? Which clause of that standard is the basis? The company is not a petrochemical company.
Article 5 of Category A: Strong oxidizers that are highly prone to cause combustion and explosion when a catalyst is added. Such as sodium peroxide, hydrogen peroxide. -------From this perspective, there is some risk if it is placed in a Class D factory building
Building Code: 3.3.6 When an intermediate warehouse is installed within a factory building, the following provisions shall be complied with: 1. Intermediate warehouses of categories A and B shall be located against the exterior wall, and their storage capacity shall not exceed the amount required for one day and one night
Class D stores Class A and B items; refer to the building codes and their interpretations. There are clear examples provided.
The last edit to this post was made by ljf1986 on 2020-10-31 at 08:34. According to clause 6.6.1 of the Petrochemical Code GB50160, for Class A substances, the amount shall not exceed 5 tons; for Class B and C substances, it shall not exceed 2 to 15 days’ worth of usage. Additionally, separate fire protection zones must be established, although these substances can be placed together
Do we need to check what the concentration is?