How to troubleshoot safety risks?
A unit that produces, handles, uses or stores hazardous materials for a long or temporary period of time, and the quantity of hazardous materials is equal to or exceeds the critical quantity, and is prone to unexpected sudden accidents, such as serious leakage, fire or explosion. It involves one or more hazardous substances and causes immediate or delayed serious danger to workers, the public or the environment.
Flammable chemicals used in production and hazardous waste after laboratory completion can be placed in outdoor chemical storage cabinets. Chemicals can be managed through RFID technology to effectively monitor the safety of the chemical storage environment.
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According to the different properties of chemicals, fire-proof certified safety cabinets and anti-corrosion safety cabinets are used in the factory warehouse to classify and store hazardous chemicals.
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Small power tools used daily can be stored in a fire-proof charging cabinet for charging, reducing the probability of secondary accidents caused by battery spontaneous combustion and protecting surrounding objects and personal safety.
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According to the storage requirements of gas cylinders, explosion-proof gas cylinder cabinets with professional gas monitoring are used in the factory warehouse to effectively improve local exhaust ventilation and protect gas cylinders from safety hazards.
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Collect waste such as rags and cloths soaked in oil (combustible solvents, linseed oil and other flammable liquids), keep the barrel cover closed without external force, and eliminate the risk of spontaneous combustion of waste.
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The oil and chemical containers are placed on the leak-proof tray, which can be used as a secondary container in case of leakage. Various operations (extracting oil, filling, dispensing, etc.) can also be performed on it.
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By laying it on the ground over a large area, enclosing it or wiping it on machinery, it is easier to clean up factory workshops, oil pipelines and other areas where oil and chemical leaks occur, thus avoiding safety accidents caused by chemical leaks.
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Fire characteristics of hazardous chemicals
Ordinary container = Invisible bomb?