Are the surrounding design spray eyewash stations in methanol and ammonia storage tanks really useful?
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Once workers are poisoned by methanol and ammonia, is it really effective to run to the eyewash station?
It should be understood that a spray eyewash is used to rinse the eyes and head, not to treat poisoning.
That means it’s useless even if you set it; there’s no need to set it, right?
Spraying is only effective against chemicals on the body; it is ineffective against poisoning.
So, regarding methanol and ammonia water that I mentioned, are the spray systems useless?
It must be set, and it should be placed in the nearest location.
It’s very effective; ammonia and methanol are highly soluble in water, so if they come into contact with the skin or eyes by accident, they can be immediately rinsed away, thereby reducing the damage. If water gets on you and can’t be found, that’s serious
Implement necessary protective measures in case of leakage
Definitely need it. It’s very useful; I’ve experienced it firsthand
It is useless for poisoning, but it is effective for rinsing substances that are on the body.