I would like to ask how a warehouse for storing resin waste should be set up?
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Resin waste is the solid waste obtained through filtration during the production of unsaturated resins; it is considered hazardous waste. It is only stored temporarily, and after a certain period, it is sent to a qualified company specialized in the disposal of hazardous waste for processing. Currently, environmental regulations require the use of a dedicated warehouse for storing hazardous waste, but no such facility has been set up yet. The relevant regulations on hazardous waste specify requirements such as explosion protection, anti-static measures, and exhaust systems; however, it’s not clear exactly how to implement these measures. Additionally, fire extinguishing equipment or fire hydrants should be available indoors. It’s also possible that monitoring devices such as alarms are necessary. I’m just asking if any of you experts have done this before? I really haven’t done it before; I don’t understand it
A hazardous waste storage facility must primarily ensure \"three protections\": protection from water (in case of rain), prevention of leaks, and fire protection.
Do we not need to consider anything else? And what exactly needs to be done
The others can be ignored for now. The specific approach is as follows: construct a warehouse using fire-resistant materials (or brick walls); the size of the warehouse should depend on your temporary storage needs for hazardous waste. An impermeable barrier should be installed inside the warehouse. Resin waste should be packaged in tons of bags or barrels (hazardous waste must not be left on the ground). The threshold should be designed to allow forklifts to enter and exit, the door of the hazardous waste warehouse should be locked, and fire-fighting equipment should be placed at the entrance.
Uh, thank you! Thank you so much! :)
By the way, I’d like to ask again: is this work on impermeable cofferdams something that falls under the scope of the structural engineering field or the architectural field?
Don’t think about it so complicatedly; even migrant workers can do it. Build a 10 cm high brick wall around the warehouse and apply a layer of epoxy resin. If nothing else works, please have a structural engineer prepare a design specification.
The hardware is ready; software is also needed. A corresponding \"Hazardous Waste Warehouse Management System\" should be established, including: responsible persons, records of waste entry and exit, storage quantities, inspection records, and so on. The work safety supervision department is required to conduct special inspections.
But is leak prevention only considered for ordinary liquid hazardous waste? I’m sorry, I really don’t understand this. Could you explain it to me again?
Permeation prevention is not necessarily necessary only for liquids. Both the water used for flushing warehouses and the fire-fighting water used in case of fires need to be prevented from leaking, so \"leak prevention\" is one of the essential requirements for hazardous waste storage facilities.