Do the water electrolysis hydrogen production process and the natural gas hydrogen production process fall under the category of hazardous chemical processes that are subject to strict regulation?
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This post was last edited by eyeballer on 2021-4-16 at 17:23. I would like to ask everyone whether the hydrogen production process via electrolysis and the hydrogen production process using natural gas fall under the category of hazardous chemical processes that are subject to strict regulation Notice of the **General Administration of Work Safety on Publishing the List of Hazardous Chemical Processes Subject to Priority Supervision (No. An Jian Zong Guan San [2009] 116)”, and “Notice of the **General Administration of Work Safety on Publishing the List of Hazardous Chemical Processes Subject to Priority Supervision in the Second Batch and Making Adjustments to Some Typical Processes Among Those Subject to Priority Supervision in the First Batch (No. An Jian Zong Guan San [2013] 3)
The natural gas hydrogen production process belongs to the hydrocarbon steam reforming process, not to the cracking process; therefore, it is not considered a high-risk process.
Why isn’t it considered one? Is there any reason?