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Methanol and hydrogen peroxide

2017-02-09View Original

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I would like to ask fellow sailors: can a methanol pump and a hydrogen peroxide pump be placed in the same pump room?
Reply #22017-02-09
Placing these two media in one tank assembly should be fine, right? Separated by a dike in the middle
Reply #32017-02-10
Sure, in that project, not building a pump room is beneficial for safety
Reply #42017-02-10
It should be possible, but methanol is a flammable and explosive substance, so ventilation measures are necessary
Reply #52017-02-10
In cold regions, there is sand and wind, especially in Inner Mongolia
Reply #62017-02-10
One is flammable and the other is a strong oxidizer; according to storage guidelines, they should be kept separate. The specifications for storing in storage tanks are unclear. Reference.
Reply #72017-02-14
It can’t be placed in the same tank area; I agree with what was said on floor 6

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