Issues regarding the qualitative assessment of the analysis and testing building in a chemical plant
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The analysis and testing building uses H2 and ethylene oxide cylinders. If these cylinders are placed in an outdoor cylinder room, according to GB 15603, ethylene oxide requires a room temperature below 30°C and must be stored separately; however, this presents issues related to ventilation and cooling. If they are placed inside a room, then how should the fire classification of the analysis and testing building be determined? Dear experts, please give me some guidance
The laboratory building can follow the specifications for central laboratories; its fire hazard classification is Category C. The gas cylinder room should be located outside the main building structure
The gas cylinder room is generally used for storage; then is it allowed to place gas cylinders inside the analysis building?
Generally, the gas cylinder is placed in its own small room, where coil cooling can be used; air conditioning is not necessarily required.