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The exhaust pipe of a corporate diesel generator does not lead outside. Are there any standards requiring it to be connected to the outside? I’ve searched for ages but couldn’t find any information on this.
The interior is filled with diesel exhaust fumes,,,, what more standards are needed? ? ? It’s best to put yourself in that environment for a while and experience it firsthand. Oh, and it seems that the harmful effects of diesel exhaust on humans can be found out. There are also diesel engine emission standards that can be referred to; not only is there a standard for emissions into indoor areas, but there are also standards set for emissions into the outside environment. With all due respect, for reference only.
This kind of expert mindset is deadly; there are things that can’t be handled simply by following rules – one needs to think logically and determine whether it’s correct
It’s not necessary to establish rules and standards for everything; just as it’s not possible for people to survive without eating, there are certain common senses and axioms that don’t require any formal rules. Trying to impose standards on everything only shows that such people are untrustworthy. As for basic issues like safety, high concentrations of carbon dioxide in indoor areas over time can lead to a risk of oxygen levels dropping below 18.3%. In addition, there are also hazards posed by carbon black, unburned diesel, and various intermediate compounds