How to design a liquid chlorine unloading garage
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Dear experts, we need to build a liquid chlorine unloading facility, but we are not aware of the dimensional specifications of 30T liquid chlorine tank trucks. What should the design of this unloading facility look like? Are there any things to keep in mind? Please give me some advice!
This post was last edited by Shutong on 2020-11-28 at 11:31. Do you design the hazardous materials loading/unloading warehouses (quays) yourselves? Qualified? Which unloading method to use: gasification? Air compressor? Bit difference? All of these need to be clarified
This post was last edited by Shutong on 2020-11-28 at 17:03. It seems to be intended for posting – it’s popular among first and second graders
It’s good to know the problem; after all, everyone starts from scratch
It’s good to ask questions if you have ones; not having any ideas means you haven’t been working with it for long! But definitely don’t design it by yourself and then carry out the construction on your own. This still needs to be done by a design institute for you! Ask more, learn more, summarize more – take your time~
Dear experts, we need to build a liquid chlorine unloading facility, but we are not aware of the dimensional specifications of 30T liquid chlorine tank trucks. What should the design of this unloading facility look like? Are there any things to keep in mind? Please give me some advice! This garage needs to be enclosed, equipped with a negative pressure absorption system, an alkaline spray water curtain, and so on. This specific project still needs to be designed by a qualified design institute; no matter how well you try to handle it on your own, lacking the necessary qualifications will result in penalties!
There are too many things to keep in mind. You can handle the design and planning on your own – create a rough layout; the dimensions of the vehicle are listed in the manual