Is it in compliance with the regulations for a small device used for the adsorption and recovery of hydrochloric acid to also be classified as Category A, and to be placed in the external corridor outside another unrelated Category A workshop?
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Is it in compliance with the regulations for a small device used for the adsorption and recovery of hydrochloric acid (with a capacity of around 20 tons per day), which is also classified as Category A, to be placed in the external corridor outside another unrelated Category A workshop?
Hydrochloric acid adsorption isn’t considered a Class A solvent, right? Are there any other Class A solvents? Whether it’s appropriate depends on the spacing, the area of the fire compartment, and the horizontal distance from the pipe tray
Since it is not related to the existing Class A workshops, it cannot be turned into a combined facility; as a result, there are requirements regarding fire separation distances, and this location does not meet the specifications
The organic substances in hydrochloric acid; now the owner wants to place them directly under the utility tunnel, right next to the road
What is the white horizontal storage tank on the inside of the pipe gallery? The hydrochloric acid adsorption unit is positioned right next to these storage tanks, so the safety distance is definitely insufficient.
Distance from the road, distance from the device.
It is unreasonable; it is recommended to place it outside the original workshop as an auxiliary equipment