Issues related to the design of safety facilities for non-hazardous chemical projects

There’s no need to write it out – the full title of the special section on safety facility design can be looked up; it is the Special Section on Safety Facility Design for Hazardous Chemicals Construction Projects

This post was last edited by siena2008 on 2009-8-20 at 12:01. Labor safety and health facilities for construction projects. Serial number, Name of safety facility, Specifications, Quantity, Relevant standard provisions: I. Accident prevention facilities: 1. Gas detection system – Oxygen and hydrogen detectors, units. “Design Code for Detection and Alarm of Flammable and Toxic Gases in Petrochemical Industries” (SH3063-1999). 2. Pressure, temperature, level, flow, and composition alarm interlocks (DCS interlock alarms), units. “Design Code for Distributed Control Systems in Petrochemical Industries” (SH/T3092-1999); “Design Code for Signal Alarm and Interlock Systems in Petrochemical Enterprises” (SHJ18-90). 3. Dual-circuit power supply system, sets. “Design Code for Power Supply of Production Units in Petrochemical Enterprises” (SH3038-2000). 4. Lightning protection and anti-static grounding systems – Tank areas, cabinet rooms, sets. 2000 edition of “Code for Design of Lightning Protection of Buildings” (GB50057-94). 5. Fire alarm system, sets. “Design Code for Fire Alarm Systems” (GB/T50116-98). 6. Public address and intercom system, sets. 7. Industrial television monitoring system, sets. “Design Code for Industrial Television System Projects” (GBJ115-87). 8. Ventilation facilities, sets. “Design Code for Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning in Petrochemical Industries” (SH3004-1999). 9. Pipe anti-corrosion and insulation layers – Up to 350 degrees: composite silicate cotton. “Design Code for Insulation of Equipment and Pipes in Petrochemical Enterprises” (SH3010-2000); Above 350 degrees: ceramic fiber; Below -100°C: expanded perlite. 10. Warning signs and wind vane – Warning signs, units. “Safety Signs” (GB2894-1996); “Regulations on Safety and Health Design in Chemical Enterprises” (HG20571-95). Wind vane, units. II. Accident control facilities: 1. Safety valves (pressure relief devices), units. ASME-VIII. 2. Uninterruptible power supply (UPS), sets. “Design Code for Power Supply of Instruments in Petrochemical Industries” (SH/T3082-2003). 3. Safety instrumented system (SIS), ESD emergency shutdown interlocks, sets. “Design Code for Safety Instrumented Systems in Petrochemical Industries” (SH/T3018-2003). III. Facilities to reduce and eliminate the impact of accidents: 1. Fireproof coatings – Thick fireproof coatings. “Code for Fire Protection Design of Petrochemical Enterprises” (GB50160-2008). 2. Anti-corrosion and insulation materials – Up to 350 degrees: composite silicate cotton. “Technical Code for Anti-corrosion Coatings of Equipment and Pipes in Petrochemical Industries” (SH3022-1999); Above 350 degrees: ceramic fiber; Below -100°C: expanded perlite. 3. Safe evacuation exits and passages (stairs), units. “Code for Fire Protection Design of Buildings” (GB50016-2006). 4. Above-ground fire hydrants, units. “Code for Fire Protection Design of Petrochemical Enterprises” (GB50160-2008). 5. Elevated fire hoses, sets. “Code for Fire Protection Design of Petrochemical Enterprises” (GB50160-2008). 6. Water spray systems, sets. “Design Code for Water Spray Fire Extinguishing Systems” (GB50219-1995). 7. Fire extinguishers – MFA4 type, units. “Design Code for Installation of Fire Extinguishers in Buildings” (GB50140-2005); “Code for Fire Protection Design of Petrochemical Enterprises” (GB50160-2008). MT5 type, units; Wheeled dry powder fire extinguishers, units. 8. Safety eyewash stations, units. Article 4.1.4 of “Regulations on Safety and Health Design in Chemical Enterprises” (HG20571-95). 9. Emergency lighting system, sets. “Standard for Lighting Design in Industrial Enterprises” (GB50034-2004); “Regulations on Illumination Design for Production Units in Petrochemical Enterprises” (SH3027-90). 10. Flammable gas/oxygen detection and alarm devices – Portable flammable gas detectors, units. “Design Code for Detection and Alarm of Flammable and Toxic Gases in Petrochemical Industries” (SH3063-1999). Portable oxygen detectors, units. Others: None. 11. Air respirators, units. “Regulations on Provision of Personal Protective Equipment in Sinopec”. 12. Filter-type gas masks: None. “Regulations on Provision of Personal Protective Equipment in Sinopec”. 13. Earplugs/ear covers, pairs. “Regulations on Provision of Personal Protective Equipment in Sinopec”. 14. Protective goggles, pairs. “Regulations on Provision of Personal Protective Equipment in Sinopec”

Generally, there is no requirement to include it; if you do want to write it, refer to the structure of hazardous chemicals

Zhejiang Province has the \"Measures for the Supervision and Management of Safety Facilities in Construction Projects in Zhejiang Province\", and some of its provisions can serve as a reference. Article 2: These measures apply to the construction of safety facilities and their supervision and management for new, renovated, or expanded construction projects (hereinafter referred to as construction projects) carried out by entities engaged in production and business activities within the administrative territory of this province (hereinafter collectively referred to as production and business entities), such projects having been approved, authorized, or registered in accordance with the law. Article 11 The special section on the design of safety facilities shall include the following main contents: (1) Design basis ； 　　(II) Analysis of the safety environment surrounding the construction project ； 　　(III) Building and site layout ； 　　(IV) Analysis of hazardous and harmful factors in the production process ； 　　(5) Safety prevention measures ； 　　(VI) Estimated cost for safety investments ； 　　(VII) Conclusions and Recommendations ； 　　(8) **, other contents that shall be included as stipulated by the province.

The special section on safety facility design is intended for hazardous chemical construction projects; nothing of the kind has been heard of in other industries

I am conducting a safety pre-assessment for a construction project that does not involve hazardous chemicals, and I also need information in this area; experts, please share your opinions!

Since there are no relevant guidelines, I thought it would be fine to refer to the special section on safety facilities for hazardous chemicals. Moreover, the regulations for hazardous chemicals are stricter than those for non-hazardous chemicals; following the higher requirements will never be a mistake! Hehe!