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Setting of the toxic gas alarm threshold for bromine gas

2022-01-12View Original

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Dear seniors, how should the alarm threshold for bromine, a toxic gas, be set? I calculated using the formula provided in specification 50493; the threshold value for level 1 alarm is: 0.045 ppm ; The secondary alarm value is: 0.09 ppm. I’m not sure if it’s right or not
Reply #22022-01-12
How did you calculate it? According to the table, 0.3 mg/m3 should translate to 0.084, right? But there is also a corrigendum for 50493 itself:
Reply #32022-01-12
Your correction sheet is correct, but the “meeting minutes” listed on it seem to be invalid, right? Although no company wants to do this, the scope is too large

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