I would like to install a small hydrogen peroxide purification system with a capacity of 1.5 m3/h (for removing inorganic impurities). Is it possible to place this in this area?
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I would like to install a set of small-scale purification equipment with a capacity of 1.5 m3/h, designed for treating 50% hydrogen peroxide – this equipment is used to remove inorganic impurities and consists mainly of pumps, storage tanks, adsorption materials, as well as small tanks for hydrochloric acid and caustic soda. Is it possible to place this equipment in the area indicated below, preferably near the hydrogen peroxide storage tank? If not, please indicate the reasons. Thank you
Is the 30-cubic-meter tank a raw material tank or a purified finished product tank?
It doesn’t seem there’s much room for adjustment in the existing land; as long as the three units are spaced far enough apart so as not to interfere with related activities, I think it can be constructed as shown in the diagram.
It is the raw material tank, the finished product tank, and the production workshop
The question now is how to determine this spacing – namely, \"as long as there is sufficient distance between the three units.\"
Since you are using small-scale integrated purification units, you may consider designing in accordance with the requirements of the Code for Fire Protection Design of Buildings GB50016-2006.
If there is sufficient space at the site, it is advisable to follow the stricter GB50160-92 standards for design.
Small-scale 50% hydrogen peroxide purification systems should also be classified as production facilities in the overall layout; this requires a certain distance from storage tanks, and whether according to petrochemical regulations or building codes, this distance is insufficient
Does this small device also need to be finalized as a production facility? It can be considered as a complete set of equipment – should it be viewed as such?
Correct name: Skid-mounted equipment. We classify this type of equipment as either storage and transportation equipment or production equipment; since it falls into that category, it must undoubtedly be production equipment. There shouldn’t be any problem with this logical reasoning, right?
That should also be for equipment, not production facilities or factories – they are two completely different things