Hazards of the pyrolysis unit
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Hello everyone! What is the greatest harm that the pyrolysis device can cause to my body?
Hydrogen sulfide is likely the most harmful to the body; concentrations above 400 ppm can cause instantaneous death； In fact, all the oils produced by refining facilities are harmful to humans: liquid hydrocarbons, gasoline, and diesel are all toxic.
The biggest hazard in oil refining is hydrogen sulfide gas; I inhaled some of it during a maintenance task. I immediately felt like something was stuck in my throat, which was very uncomfortable. I caught a cold on the 2nd day! ! ! It really frustrates me! ! ! The toxicity of other types of gasoline and diesel is basically very low, with only a slight **effect**. Leaks of liquefied gas or dry gas are still very dangerous. In fact, it’s dangerous in any chemical processing plant. Where there are chemical processing units, there are pressure vessels and chemicals. Still one sentence ； Safety first, prevention foremost. . . .
The most harmful gas is hydrogen sulfide. Also, be careful of fire accidents. The cracking unit of the ethylene plant at Maoming Petrochemical Company, Sinopec Group, has experienced fire accidents caused by lightning strikes. Fires have also occurred at other refineries due to various reasons. Be very careful, extremely careful. This post was last edited by myzfs on 2009-3-14 09:34]
Hydrogen sulfide is likely to pose the greatest threat; a leak of it can be very dangerous. Regular inspections must be thorough to detect any signs of leakage, and such issues should be addressed promptly