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Is it necessary to install combustible gas detectors in waste activated carbon storage areas?

2019-12-19View Original

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The spent activated carbon used in the exhaust gas absorption device is temporarily stored in a hazardous waste warehouse; is it necessary to install gas concentration detection and alarm systems? If settings are required and the components of the absorbed gas are complex, how should they be set?
Reply #22019-12-19
Follow the recommendations of the experts from consulting firms; do not act on your own.
Reply #32019-12-20
To set up a combustible gas alarm, simply select the combustible gas detection type. Think about the 3·21 Rongshui incident – it was caused by hazardous waste exploding.

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