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In accordance with the Reply from the General Office of the **State Administration for Work Safety regarding the criteria for identifying chemical construction projects with explosive hazards** (Document No. An Jian Zong Tang Guan San Han 5), this project is 1. a **chemical construction project (focused on the production of nickel sulfate, one type of chemical product, and is unrelated to the sections where hydrogen is generated)**; 2. Explosive gases were generated (hydrogen, which was vented directly) ; As required, it is classified as a \"construction project with explosion hazards,\" and in such cases it is necessary to refer to the \"Notice from the State Administration of Work Safety and the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development on Further Strengthening the Safety Design Management of Chemicals Construction Projects\" (An Jian Zong Guan San [2013] No. 76). The design must comply with the regulations applicable to petrochemical projects; however, this project has already been designed in accordance with general construction standards, and the owner’s house is almost complete. What can be done to rectify this situation? ? Or is it that the standards haven’t been fully understood? Please give some advice.
I’m not quite sure – are the requirements of petrochemical regulations higher or those of construction regulations?
Implementation varies from place to place; it is carried out in accordance with the opinions of local safety supervision authorities and experts. Has the safety condition review been approved?