Ordinary container = Invisible bomb?

An explosion occurred in the Iranian port of Abbas:

The source of the explosion may be a container containing chemicals.

Core pain points and compliance requirements for hazardous chemicals storage:

• Flammable and explosive (such as nitrocellulose, lithium batteries);
• Toxic diffusion (such as sodium cyanide, vinyl chloride);
• Corrosive leakage (such as sulfuric acid, nitric acid);
• Out-of-control reaction (oxidant and reductant contact);
• Environmental hazards (soil and water pollution).

Core pain points for ordinary container:

• No explosion-proof design: electrical equipment and ventilation systems are not explosion-proof and are prone to sparks;
• High risk of mixed storage: cramped space leads to cross-reaction of chemicals;
• Low fire protection level: insufficient fire resistance limit, fire spreads quickly;
• Lack of emergency functions: no leakage collection, gas monitoring and other devices.
• How to store chemicals in compliant containers?