About vinyl chloride

2009-03-06View Original

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Now I want to monitor toxic gases of vinyl chloride, but the maximum allowable concentration of vinyl chloride has not been found. I don’t know how much vinyl chloride in the air will be harmful to the human body. If anyone knows, please let me know, thank you~~~

Reply #22009-03-07

Vinyl chloride is classified as Class I (extremely hazardous) according to the classification of contact poisons, with an explosion limit (V%) of 3.6-22 and a maximum allowable concentration in the air (mg/m3): 30

Reply #32009-03-07

30mg/m3=15ppm. In other words, I need to set the alarm point at 15ppm?

Reply #42009-03-13

GB14544-93 "Vinyl Chloride Safety Technical Process" stipulates that the maximum allowable concentration in the air is 30 mg/m3. How to convert 30mg/m3=15ppm, please ask LZ

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