Identification of major hazard sources

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There is a general chemical storage company A, and within about 200 meters of it, there is a chemical company B that constitutes a major hazard source. Based on a range of 500m, does Company A fall within the scope of major hazard sources?

Reply #22016-01-30

Does not apply, provided it’s the same unit :)

Reply #32016-01-31

They do not belong to the same business entity. If it’s counted, Company B will suffer a great injustice

Reply #42016-02-04

If they do not belong to the same production and operation unit, they do not constitute a major hazard source. :lol:lol

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