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Question: Is a toxic gas alarm needed for carbon disulfide gas?

2017-07-11View Original

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This post was last edited by hesonchang214 on 2019-12-2 07:23. We have a workshop that uses carbon disulfide as a solvent, and we have installed combustible gas detectors. Is it necessary to replace them with toxic gas detectors? I think carbon disulfide is an extremely flammable gas, so using a combustible gas detector is perfectly fine. Moreover, the toxicity of carbon disulfide isn’t very high; it’s likely that the warning threshold of a toxic gas detector is even lower than that of a combustible gas detector. I would appreciate it if an expert could provide an answer.
Reply #22017-07-13
Considering security issues, installation is recommended.
Reply #32017-07-13
Considering security issues, installation is recommended.
Reply #42017-07-14
This is a carbon disulfide alarm; it is recommended not to use combustible gases as a substitute.
Reply #52017-07-18
Gases that are both flammable and toxic as required are tested as toxic gases (since the toxicity level of ordinary gases is much lower than their lower explosion limit); therefore, carbon disulfide is recommended to be treated as a toxic gas, and it has been found that electrochemical methods can be used for its detection
Reply #62017-11-27
Carbon disulfide is listed on the catalog of highly toxic substances. According to the regulations, toxic gas detectors cannot be replaced by combustible gas detectors; toxic gas detectors must be used
Reply #72018-04-18
This post was last edited by hesonchang214 on 2019-12-2 07:31. It is recommended to install toxic gas detectors; there are still differences between the two
Reply #82018-04-20
According to GB50493-2009, clause 3.0.1.4, for gases that are both toxic and flammable, only toxic gas detectors are required. Strong bar!
Reply #92019-11-29
There are specialized carbon disulfide detectors; there is no need for ones that can detect toxic or flammable substances
Reply #102021-01-26
Alarm manufacturers offer two types of carbon disulfide detectors: one is catalytic and used to detect flammable CS2 levels (0–100% LEL), while the other is electrochemical and used to detect toxic levels (0–100 ppm); choose the one that suits your needs!

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