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Regarding whether surveillance cameras are needed in the equipment area

2019-03-01View Original

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Hello, fellow colleagues: Today the company held a discussion on the expansion project for hydrogen production. I suggested that monitoring systems should be installed in areas such as the reaction vessels, LNG storage areas, and hydrogen production equipment. However, I couldn’t specify exactly which regulations require such installations. Some people mentioned that explosion-proof cameras are expensive, and since there are no regulatory requirements, it’s not necessary to install them. Does anyone among you have knowledge in this area? Thank you!
Reply #22019-03-02
There is no specific standard that requires its installation, but with a camera in place, any issues can be addressed promptly once they arise. It’s just an additional means of monitoring.
Reply #32019-03-02
It is recommended to refer to the requirements of GB50160 regarding fire alarm systems: 8.12.3, Clause 5: Important fire alarm stations should be equipped with a video surveillance system as well.
Reply #42019-03-03
If it seems too expensive, you can use a cheaper one, but things will get difficult if something goes wrong.
Reply #52019-03-03
Thank you all for your replies. I still plan to try to have surveillance installed. Thanks!
Reply #62019-03-05
These days, even moderately sized installations are equipped with on-site cameras, for reasons such as ensuring the safety of the equipment and the safety of the personnel monitoring the site. There is also the need for real-time monitoring of key equipment such as furnaces, reactors, feed pumps, steam turbines, and other large-scale units, as the personnel on site carry out routine inspections rather than staying in one place.
Reply #72019-03-07
There are no specified requirements for cameras, but combustible gas detectors definitely require them.
Reply #82019-03-07
Units that produce, store, and use hazardous chemicals and that have hazardous chemical processes, hazardous chemicals, or major hazard sources listed in the **List of Processes Subject to Intensive Supervision and Management** shall install automated control systems, safety interlock devices, emergency shutdown systems, and video surveillance systems in accordance with the requirements of process safety
Reply #92019-03-15
Our device is equipped with almost a hundred cameras
Reply #102019-03-16
There are surveillance cameras installed around our device
Reply #112019-08-05
If even this is considered too expensive, then one has no choice but to turn to Pinduoduo and buy goods from street stalls.

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