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How should Class A media used in pilot-scale plants be classified? Urgent! Urgent! Urgent! !

2020-12-23View Original

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If a pilot plant is to be built and it requires a small amount of Class A media such as methanol or hydrogen peroxide, then should this pilot plant be classified as belonging to Class A as well? Can’t pilot-scale plants be placed randomly within the factory premises anymore? What requirements should be met? What standards should be used to design this pilot-scale plant, and what standards should be applied for its acceptance? The equipment used are all of atmospheric pressure type, along with some pumps
Reply #22021-01-25
Currently, there are no regulations or guidelines regarding the construction of pilot plants, and companies handle such matters on their own, which represents a deficiency in safety management. It is recommended to design it as a Class A facility and construct it to strict standards.

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