Regarding whether exhaust gas treatment is necessary for Class A warehouses
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I would like to consult the experienced experts here: since a Class A gas storage facility stores highly toxic gases such as phosphine, chlorine, boron trifluoride, and arsines, is it necessary to install exhaust gas treatment facilities in such a facility?
Don’t worry about this; what needs to be considered is the leakage collection and treatment device
It is related to the issue of exhaust gas collection and treatment in accident situations
This is necessary; in addition, there must be toxic gas detectors, with high-level and extremely high-level alarms that trigger the fan system and gas absorption system, while simultaneously activating the make-up air system.
What was said on the 4th floor is correct; if you’re not sure, consult the local emergency and environmental protection authorities
Theoretically, uncontrolled emissions are not allowed at all these days
It is recommended to remove substances that are not classified as Category A, to establish a separate storage facility for highly toxic substances, and to set up accident ventilation and treatment systems