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Is air dangerous?

2015-08-29View Original

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\"Air\" was listed in the enterprise’s hazard registration certificate, and a book and a signature were also prepared. Is air also dangerous?
Reply #22015-08-30
Those at normal pressure don’t count; those above a certain pressure should be counted, and those that are liquefied should definitely be counted
Reply #32015-08-30
What is under pressure can’t be called air; it should be called compressed air
Reply #42015-08-30
That is, compressed air is the one. If it’s not compressed, then it’s not!
Reply #52015-08-30
It used to be the case, but now it’s included in the list of hazardous chemicals; however, compressed air is indeed dangerous, and caution is necessary
Reply #62015-08-30
I have a question: Is the danger of compressed air related to its pressure?
Reply #72015-08-30
In my opinion, air without any descriptors isn’t real, because we live in air.
Reply #82015-08-30
Air is included in the 2002 List of Hazardous Chemicals, in both 【compressed】 and 【liquefied】 forms, with codes 22003 and 22004 respectively. It is no longer listed in the 2015 List of Hazardous Chemicals.
Reply #92015-08-31
Compressed air is also explosive, and therefore it is a hazardous gas as well.

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