Can oxygen acetylene bottles be stored in the hardware warehouse?
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This post was last edited by gates on 2009-10-16 12:58 Can oxygen acetylene bottles be stored in a hardware warehouse?
According to GB17914-1999 technical conditions for storage and maintenance of flammable and explosive commodities 3.3.2.2 Compressed gases and liquefied gases: Flammable gases, non-flammable gases and toxic gases are stored in separate warehouses. The name of the hardware warehouse already makes it clear what is stored in it. Besides, as for oxygen bottles and acetylene bottles, you ask yourself, can you store them at the same time?
Acetylene bottles and oxygen bottles must be stored in separate warehouses. They cannot be placed in the same warehouse. No more than five acetylene bottles can be stored.
Normally this is not possible 1. Oxygen and acetylene should be stored separately. 2. The tools and accessories stored in the hardware warehouse may not be explosion-proof and do not meet explosion-proof requirements. 3. The design and construction of the warehouse are not designed according to the storage of oxygen and acetylene, and the explosion-proof, fire-proof and other requirements will definitely not meet the safety requirements. 4. The design purpose of the hardware warehouse has changed. According to the requirements of change management, unless the structure of the warehouse is adjusted and corresponding safety and fire-fighting facilities are added, it will be unsafe. 5. It is recommended that the landlord refer to the "General Rules for the Storage of Commonly Used Hazardous Chemicals" and the "Construction Regulations".
Regulations on the prohibition of storage of oxygen and acetylene bottles: "General Rules for the Storage of Commonly Used Chemical Dangerous Goods"/6.6 Compressed gases and liquefied gases must be * * Chemicals, oxidants, flammable items, pyrophoric items, and corrosive items should be stored in isolation. Flammable gases must not be stored together with combustion-supporting gases and highly toxic gases. I wonder if there are any other standards and regulations?
Are oxygen and acetylene the two bottles used for cutting and welding? ? ? Our company's bottles are all put together. It's strange. If it's those two bottles, do we need one bottle on the south side and one bottle on the north side when working? ?
The hardware warehouse is for hardware, and there should be a dedicated warehouse for acetylene. In our unit, oxygen and acetylene are opened separately.