Is it necessary to identify sulfur as a major hazard source?
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According to the criteria for identifying major hazard sources, flammable solids classified as Category 1 in Table 2 require identification as major hazard sources, with a critical quantity of 200. However, sulfur packaging is classified into three categories – is it necessary to identify them? I’ve seen on the internet some say it’s not necessary, while others say it needs to be classified as a flammable solid. So I’m a bit confused and would like to ask those who know more to help clarify things for me. Thank you all.
Sulfur does not require identification as a major hazard source； The hazard classification of sulfur is Flammable Solid, Category II; in GB18218-2018, the critical amount for Flammable Solid, Category I is 200
Based on fire hazard classification, sulfur falls into Category B and Category C, and it is necessary to identify this