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Is it necessary to install a combustible gas alarm for dichloromethane?

2022-11-23View Original

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As an example from the appendices of petrochemical regulations, dichloromethane is classified as Category B; meanwhile, according to GB-50493, flammable gases in Category A B require alarm detection, while those in Category A require such alerts as well; Examples in the appendix include chloromethane and dichloroethane; currently, there is some confusion regarding the settings for gas alarms designed to detect chloromethane. If setting is required, what is the basis for it? I’m new to this forum; I hope everyone can give me lots of guidance

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