Are hydrogen peroxide storage tanks dangerous?
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Are hydrogen peroxide storage tanks dangerous? In some factories, the hydrogen peroxide storage tanks are made of stainless steel or fiberglass; they are also painted white on the outside. Enclosures and fences are used to surround them, with infrared alarms installed at each corner, which are connected to the local police department. If someone gets within 5 cm of the fence, an alarm is triggered, alerting the local police station to take action. . . Is it really necessary to make things so tense?
It’s certainly dangerous; it is a strong oxidizer with a powerful flaming effect, and it can cause intense combustion or even explosion when in contact with organic materials or sparks. Hydrogen peroxide was once one of the propellants used in rockets.
When the reserve exceeds a certain level, it constitutes a major hazard source that requires reporting
Rocket fuel has a concentration of over 90%; the usual levels of 50, 35, and 27.5 are not very dangerous
It belongs to explosives precursors. Process supervision is required.
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