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Now that there is a substance like aniline, should we install a toxic gas detector or a combustible gas detector?
There is no standard for this aniline. It should not be a gas. I don’t know how volatile it is? I have never been exposed to it. If it must be set up, I personally think it should be a toxic gas detector.
The regulations stipulate that if the medium is flammable even if it is toxic, only toxic gas detectors should be installed
Upstairs, please tell me, what are the regulations?
This post was last edited by guyi159 on 2010-8-16 12:50 There is indeed a specification, GB 50493-2009 Petrochemical Industry Combustible Gas and Toxic Gas Detection and Alarm Design Specification 3.0.1 4 Should I choose an infrared detector or an electrochemical detector for aniline? Which one is better?
Assuming two, a small amount of leakage is mainly poisonous, and a large amount of leakage may cause combustion and explosion. A low detection limit serves as a toxicity signal, and a high detection limit serves as a safety signal.