Thread Content
Safety precautions for electrolytic production Electrolytic aluminum production is a systematic process, and the electrolysis station is a critical component of this process. Therefore, it is very important to pay attention to the safe production of electrolysis. Prevention first: Workshop managers must emphasize the importance of safety during every safety training session. Every employee must keep the electrolysis safety production regulations in mind. Check regularly whether the gutter covers are level and whether there is any leakage on the roof; if so, replace the asbestos shingles promptly. The windows around the workshop should be kept closed to prevent rainwater from entering the building directly. No rough play is allowed in the workshop; monthly safety inspections must be carried out thoroughly, and any issues found should be resolved promptly. For special types of work, it is required to strengthen training and ensure that workers hold the necessary certificates to work. Safety first: Only by paying attention to safety can production proceed smoothly in one’s role. Before entering the electrolysis workshop, we must wear complete personal protective equipment; we are not allowed to enter the facility wearing shoes with nails, and our work shoes must be dry. When performing the capping operation, it is strictly prohibited to step on the shell surface to prevent it from collapsing and causing burns. It is strictly prohibited to pass tools between two adjacent electrolyzers. Tools that have been used should not be left on trays or ditch covers; they must be neatly stored on tool racks. When an electrolyzer effect occurs, the rod used for extinguishing it must be at least two meters long. When extinguishing the fire, check whether the flame outlet is unobstructed; do not attempt to extinguish the effect directly from the flame outlet. Effect wands that are not usable should be taken out of the workshop and must not be left around carelessly. Cryolite and aluminum fluoride should also not be placed directly into the flame zone to prevent the electrolyte from causing burns. Wet clothes should not be placed on a closed door to dry, to avoid fires ； It is strictly forbidden to doze off on the walkway next to the electrolyzer to avoid burns or suffocation accidents. Upon discovering an accident, notify the relevant leaders and departments promptly to prevent major safety incidents. Secondly, when a crane is moving through the workshop, the people there must stay away from the heavy objects being lifted, allow the crane to pass first, and avoid standing under those objects. Crane operators must follow the crane operation procedures and keep the “Ten No-Lifts” principle in mind. When changing the anode, the worker must ensure that it is \"firmly hooked and lifted, the clamps are loosened, it is pulled out slowly, and it is placed down gently.\" When handling large pieces, coordination among team members is essential; when tightening the clamps, one must stand firmly on the ladder to prevent it from loosening or slipping. You can’t jump straight down from the electrolyzer. The driver must follow instructions and operate according to signals. When lifting the busbar frame, place it down gently to prevent it from swinging excessively and hitting the electrolyzer. Be sure to check whether the anode is firmly held before releasing the clamp. Staff should not hang on the frame pull ropes and move around with the vehicle. It is not allowed to operate workshop equipment without a permit or to work in roles that are not assigned to one’s position. Safety responsibilities are of utmost importance; employees must be vigilant, identify potential risks while maintaining stability, think ahead in times of safety, operate correctly, and enhance their awareness of self-protection and mutual protection. They should work safely in their respective positions to promote production development.