Who can raise a few questions regarding safety and environmental protection at chemical production sites?
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Due to work requirements, I would like to raise several issues related to safety and environmental protection in the chemical industry, particularly in the field of hydrogenation. Everyone, help me think of a few more. It’s okay if there are no answers; let’s discuss it first. On-site, theory is fine. For example, whether the fire extinguishers are placed in the correct locations, or if the angle of the diagonal ladder is too steep – any relevant questions are welcome. It’s my first post, so thank you all:handshake:handshake
Where are wind vanes installed in the chemical plant area? What type of wind vane should be chosen? What should be the number of fire extinguishers and indoor fire hydrants installed in the operation rooms of the plant area? What should be the installation height of indoor fire hydrants? How many types of equipment ladders are there in the chemical plant area? What types of devices are they used for? Can the venting from the plant area be combined? Is it necessary to drill a hole below the elbow of the safety valve drain pipe? How large should the holes be? Why? Why do personnel conducting inspections in the chemical plant area need to wear portable toxic gas detectors? What is the allowable range for the concentration of toxic gases in the plant area?
1. Is the fire extinguisher placed in the correct location? ——I think it should first be placed according to the positions shown in the design drawings; most of these dry devices don’t really care about that. ——Secondly, we asked the fire department to come and help arrange them, and to mark with red lines the locations where the fire extinguishers should be placed. 2. We also have the issue of an excessively large angle for the inclined ladder, but this is indeed due to space constraints in the installation, and it’s quite difficult to make improvements in this regard. But in reality, it’s due to the laziness of the designers, and the owners don’t pay much attention to this. Take the overly steep slope in our installation for example; I’ve been thinking that adding a platform with a sharp curve in the middle would solve the problem (the original height difference between the platforms was over 7 meters).
Are two exits designed for the passages on the high-altitude platform?
On-site manual fire alarm setup, fire hydrant/fire monitor setup
Great, this is exactly the kind of question I needed. Thank you
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