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HG20660—2017 Changes in the degree of toxicity hazard for certain media

2019-03-21View Original

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As shown in the figure, compared with HG20660—2000, HG20660—2017 raises the toxicity level of hydrogen sulfide from moderate hazard to high hazard; However, the standard cited in TSG22—2016 is HG20660—2000, and the year of issuance of that standard is also specified; therefore, should equipment containing hydrogen sulfide be treated as highly hazardous?
Reply #22019-03-21
According to the documents issued by the General Administration, if the year is specified, it shall be taken as 2000; if not specified, the latest standard shall be applied
Reply #32019-03-21
Could you tell me which document from the General Administration it is?
Reply #42019-03-21
The General Administration’s website provides responses to questions related to the implementation of HG20660-2017; you can also check out this post for relevant information: https://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1904580-1-1.html
Reply #52019-03-23
There is an answer to this question on the website of the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine.

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