May I ask whether a plant that produces chlorine through the electrolysis of sodium chloride should be classified as Category A? Is explosion protection needed?

2021-06-24View Original

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May I ask whether a plant that produces chlorine through the electrolysis of sodium chloride should be classified as Category A? Is explosion protection needed?

Reply #22021-06-25

The ion membrane factory building in our plant was constructed in 2008; I haven’t seen the specific design documents, so I can only describe its appearance. The offices are located quite close to it, and it is presumed that it does not fall into Category A. However, starting in 2019, experts asked for an explosion-proof assessment, hoping it would be helpful.

Reply #32021-06-25

Explosion protection is required; another product of the electrolysis process is hydrogen

Reply #42021-06-29

Hydrogen can easily lead to explosions; chlorine can be used to produce drugs. Just take a look, OP: lol

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