Detection of toxic and flammable gases
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In the installation, operation, and design specifications for combustible gas and toxic gas detectors, the toxic gases referred to are hydrogen sulfide, hydrogen cyanide, chlorine, carbon monoxide, acrylonitrile, ethylene oxide, and vinyl chloride. Then, is it not necessary to install toxic gas detectors for other toxic gases that exist, such as nitric oxide? Thank you.
I believe that detectors and alarms should be installed for any flammable gases as well as toxic and harmful gases. Because in actual production, safety comes first. This is beyond doubt: no matter how good your annual performance is, if an accident occurs, everything you’ve done will be dismissed. In my workplace, in addition to what you mentioned above, there are also ammonia gas detection alarms and hydrogen gas detection alarms. . .
Our chief engineer says that corporate safety should come first, followed by the company’s profitability. That’s why in our company, anything related to safety is given priority. So if this were in our company, it would definitely have to be installed.
http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-960062-1-1.html I have provided a more detailed explanation on floor 7 of the above link; I hope it will be helpful to you. Since NO becomes rapidly oxidized to NO2 upon exposure to air, it is sufficient to install an alarm for toxic NO2 gases. For discussion.