Are combustible and toxic gas detectors necessary in enclosed coal storage areas?

2016-11-24View Original

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Is it necessary to install detectors for flammable and toxic gases in a sealed coal storage hall with a length of over 300 meters, a width of over 120 meters, and a height of over 40 meters? There is a lot of dust during coal loading and unloading. Is there any equipment for measuring dust? I seek advice from all the experts in Haichuan!

Reply #22016-11-25

This requires checking the relevant standards. As far as I know, the standards for the thermal power and chemical industries differ in their descriptions regarding this aspect; I personally believe that if it is a sealed system, then additional measures are necessary

Reply #32016-11-25

For safety reasons, it is necessary to prevent dust explosions, as they are dangerous

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