Identification of hazard sources related to continuous reforming and gasoline separation
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The gasoline separation products include benzene and xylene, and the instruments used in the regenerator of continuous reforming contain radioactive materials. May I ask what the major hazard sources are for these two sets of equipment? Do the three items I mentioned earlier fall under the category of major hazard sources? Thank you.
What are the other major risk factors associated with continuous reforming, and how should they be monitored?
Are the instruments used in the regeneration reactor containing radioactive materials??
So what are the other major risk factors for continuous reforming? Hydrogen sulfide, ammonia, and hydrogen. An alarm device is installed on site
The poster is asking what other major risk sources there are in continuous reforming (does he mean risk sources or hazards?) ):dizzy: Personally, I think the original poster is referring to sources of danger
It is a major hazard source; the statement earlier was a bit incorrect
The hazard sources in continuous reforming include benzene, hydrogen sulfide, ammonia, hydrogen, ionizing radiation, dry gas, dimethyl disulfide, gasoline, tetrachloroethylene, sodium hydroxide, etc