If there are no flammable or explosive substances, only strongly oxidizing agents such as oxygen. Does chlorine also need to be protected from fire and explosions?
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If there are no flammable or explosive substances, only strongly oxidizing agents such as oxygen. Does chlorine also need to be protected from fire and explosions? Is there any evidence?
Chlorine gas protection must be implemented, and explosion-proof measures are certainly necessary in explosion-proof areas
What about non-explosion-proof areas? Chlorine gas itself doesn’t require explosion protection, right?
Chlorine must definitely be handled in a way that prevents explosions. Moreover, since there are many chlorine explosions, oxygen also needs to be protected from explosions; high-pressure oxygen can burn steel. Refer to the explosion that occurred at a certain gasification plant