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This post was last edited by lyhh9024 on 2010-9-25 at 17:40. I seek guidance from experts: what is the safe distance between a vehicle unloading sulfuric acid (or nitric acid, liquid alkali) and another vehicle that is also unloading sulfuric acid (or nitric acid, liquid alkali)? What is the basis?
No basis was found^_^ Ensuring safe operation by the workers is sufficient. As a reference, the requirement of 4 meters between the loading/unloading cranes in the \"Stone Regulations\" can be used to determine where vehicles should be parked. Furthermore, the cab door can open properly without hitting another vehicle^_^ Generally, 0.9 meters is a suitable distance.
\"Safety Regulations for In-plant Transportation in Industrial Enterprises\" 4.5.4 The parking distance when motor vehicles are being loaded or unloaded must comply with the following rules: a. When multiple motor vehicles are being loaded or unloaded simultaneously, the distance between vehicles in a longitudinal row should be no less than 2 m; The distance between the two side rails in the transverse direction shall be not less than 1.5 m ; b. The distance between the rear partition of the vehicle and the building should be no less than 0.5 m ; c. When inverted directly near a train, the distance from the railway vehicle should be no less than 0.5 m ; d. The distance from the stack should be no less than 1 m, and the distance from rolling goods should be no less than 2 m.
Reply to 3# siena2008: This data value seems a bit low; it would be better to increase it by 2 times. Trains themselves have also become faster now!
It seems our quay is not far enough away
The clear distance between platforms should be 4 meters when unloading is done on one side, and 9 meters when it is done on both sides. Fire safety regulations address flammable liquids; there are no specific regulations for substances such as caustic soda and sulfuric acid, so it is sufficient to ensure that the operational requirements are met