What does it mean that the lining material is compatible with storing hazardous waste?
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In accordance with the requirements of the GB18597 standards for pollution control in the storage of hazardous waste, section 6.3.5 stipulates that the lining material must be compatible with the hazardous waste being stored. What does this mean? ? ? Also, may I ask? The floor of our tank area has been coated with epoxy resin for corrosion protection, and 907 vinyl resin is used; the hazardous waste in question is phosphoric acid. So the question is, is it required that phosphoric acid be compatible with vinyl resin? ? ? Is it compatible? How can I tell?
This standard includes a term definition: Compatibility: When a certain hazardous waste comes into contact with other hazardous wastes or other substances in a facility, no gases, heat, or harmful substances are generated; it does not burn or explode, and no other reactions or changes that could have an adverse effect on the facility occur. \"Compatible\" as used in this standard is synonymous with \"compatible\". Therefore, the question you ask can be determined based on the requirements regarding compatibility mentioned above