Safety countermeasures for geosynclinal water accumulation in chlorosulfonic acid
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As the title suggests: chlorosulfonic acid is a strong oxidizing agent. It decomposes violently upon contact with water, generating a large amount of heat and thick smoke, and may even explode. When in contact with metals in humid air, it can corrode the metals and release hydrogen, making it prone to combustion and explosion. What are the safety measures to address water accumulation in chlorosulfonic acid trenches? Please advise, experienced colleagues!
Chlorosulfonic acid cannot be placed directly in the sump; it is possible that the chlorosulfonic acid storage tank is located in the sump. As for the measures to prevent water accumulation in the graben, the most effective one is to prevent water from entering the graben. For example, rain shelters are installed above the grabens, and cofferdams are used at the edges of the low grooves to prevent rainwater from entering them. The poster should also ensure that drying facilities are installed on the vent lines of the storage tanks.