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2010-03-09View Original

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This post was last edited by Shuichangshou on 2010-3-9 at 11:42. I have a question for everyone: In the plants used for producing alcohol ethers, dimethyl ether is an intermediate product; when determining the appropriate spacing around such facilities, should the Petrochemical Industry Regulations be followed or the Building Codes? Thank you.
Reply #22010-03-09
It should follow the petrochemical regulations, as both the raw materials and products of dimethyl ether are petrochemical products.
Reply #32010-03-09
Of course it’s the petrochemical regulations, since they are all chemical products

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