I would like to ask what kind of structure would be most appropriate for a yellow phosphorus warehouse?
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I would like to ask the experts: when designing a yellow phosphorus warehouse, should its pressure relief area be taken into consideration? If consideration is given to this, may I ask what value should be assigned to the pressure relief ratio C?
This issue seems to be related to the manufacturing process, rather than the actual design requirements of the users. It is advisable to communicate with the relevant agencies to obtain technical support. (For reference)
In my understanding, a yellow phosphorus warehouse should be designed with open sides on all four sides, so as to avoid any issues related to pressure release. The most important factor is the water supply; it’s safest to have a system that allows for spraying from all directions, along with an automatic detection and spraying system.
It is 180 square meters in size and has three fire compartments. If it were to be designed as a fully open structure, would fire be able to bypass the firewalls from the outside and enter adjacent fire compartments in case of a fire?