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How to store a small amount of sodium azide

2019-09-19View Original

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All the experts; At present, several tons of red phosphorus need to be stored; according to regulations, it must be stored separately and equipped with explosion-proof air conditioning due to requirements regarding temperature and humidity ; Are there any other good solutions for this?
Reply #22019-09-19
Safety comes first! Safety comes at no cost!
Reply #32019-09-20
Follow the storage requirements provided by the sodium percarbonate manufacturer. An explosion-proof air conditioner costs tens of thousands of yuan, which is almost equal to the value of the goods themselves. It’s best to discuss this with the distributor; avoid storing it for long periods and opt to order it as needed, even if the price is a bit higher
Reply #42019-09-20
Thank you for your suggestion! Currently, the cost of complying with these **standards is too high, and moreover, the standards and focus areas used by various experts for inspections are not consistent at all!
Reply #52019-09-20
I’ve encountered a similar problem: the temperature needs to be below 25°C, there must be good ventilation, and the humidity level should be below 75%. I’m not sure what to do – turning on the air conditioner prevents proper ventilation, while using a cold air generator doesn’t help to keep the humidity at the required level
Reply #62020-03-02
It’s not impossible to do it, but the initial costs are high; to maintain the desired humidity, forced fresh air is introduced, and dehumidification and drying take place at the fan outlet; Air conditioning is used to maintain the temperature in the warehouse.

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