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Toxicological properties of raw coal gas?

2017-07-26View Original

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May I ask: What are the toxic properties of crude coal gas? Does it belong to the categories of extreme, high, or toxic?
Reply #22017-07-26
Extremely toxic, with high levels of CO and H2S
Reply #32017-07-26
The components in raw gas are quite complex, including toxic and harmful gases such as carbon monoxide and hydrogen sulfide
Reply #42017-07-26
Carbon monoxide and hydrogen sulfide are toxic and harmful gases
Reply #52017-07-27
That is moderate hazard. Okay, thank you!
Reply #62017-07-27
That is moderate hazard. Okay, thank you!
Reply #72017-07-27
To analyze the composition of crude gas, it is generally known that crude gas produced by gasification contains CO, H2, CO2, H2S, and CH4 (in trace amounts). CO and H2S are toxic and harmful substances, while CO and H2 are flammable and explosive substances
Reply #82017-07-27
That is moderate hazard, an explosive medium, right?

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