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Is an eyewash station required at the loading/unloading platform in the tank farm?

2017-07-19View Original

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I earnestly ask all the experts: are eyewash stations necessary at the loading and unloading platforms in the tank area? Are there any relevant specifications? Thank you. .
Reply #22017-07-19
It should be installed when handling corrosive substances such as acids and alkalis.
Reply #32017-07-19
Let’s see what materials are stored in your tank area
Reply #42017-07-19
Hydrocarbons such as C3, C4, etc.; no corrosive media
Reply #52017-07-19
It is a loading and unloading station in the tank farm, mainly handling hydrocarbons such as C3/C4. There are no corrosive media.
Reply #62017-07-19
Any liquid loading and unloading station must be equipped with an eyewash station.
Reply #72017-07-19
Is it toxic? If it’s toxic, then a setup is necessary
Reply #82017-07-19
It should be installed; communicate with the design institute
Reply #92017-07-20
Corrosive and toxic liquid materials all require eyewash stations
Reply #102017-07-20
It is recommended to check the HG 20571-2014 Code for Safety and Health Design of Chemical Enterprises, and then consult those familiar with the loading and unloading processes.

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