May the vent of storage tanks for Class A highly oxidizing liquids (such as hydrogen peroxide) be connected directly to the atmosphere? ? If that doesn’t work, meet wh...
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May the vent of storage tanks for Class A highly oxidizing liquids (such as hydrogen peroxide) be connected directly to the atmosphere? ? If that doesn’t work, which regulatory provisions must be met? ? ?
Reasons for venting: 1. Material filling; 2. Temperature changes cause the decomposition of hydrogen peroxide, generating oxygen. Therefore, it is necessary to check whether there is any emission or venting of flammable gases in the vicinity of the vent. What are the storage conditions for hydrogen peroxide? Jacket cooling? But it is also necessary to check whether the environmental impact assessment mentions such unorganized emission sources