Detailed introduction:
Hazardous gas leakage emergency treatment device TOXIC GAS SCRUBBING (EGS)
Our passion is to protect and improve people's lives. Internationally, chlorine gas is the main source of toxic substance leakage accidents. Case studies prove that product solutions can save lives in the event of such an accident.
Sites that store large amounts of chlorine must invest in emergency equipment to prevent accidental chemical releases. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) Chemical Accident Prevention Risk Management Program "requires regulated facilities to develop and implement appropriate risk management programs to minimize the frequency and severity of chemical plant accidents.
If a toxic gas leak occurs, due to the low boiling point of chlorine, about 400lbs of liquid chlorine will be vaporized immediately, and the remaining chlorine in the tank will also overflow. According to the guidelines of AWWA RMP, the impact range of chlorine gas leakage will reach 5 miles. diameter area. Units that store large quantities of chlorine (Cl2) and sulfur dioxide (SO2) must have emergency back-ups to prevent accidental chemical releases. The chemical leakage prevention crisis management regulations stipulate that relevant units must establish and improve necessary crisis handling procedures to minimize the frequency and degree of harm of chemical plant accidents. At the same time, they must establish crisis handling plans in accordance with crisis management regulations. Article 80 of the UFC Fire Regulations stipulates that in the event of a leak or accident, all chlorine chemicals in the larger chlorine storage tank must be disposed of within 30 minutes.
solution
The CDS targets the removal of low level chlorine emissions from industrial sites or water treatment plants and is recommended for smaller air volume applications such as wastewater treatment plants, pumping stations and residential areas. Manufactured from corrosion-resistant materials, the CDS is essentially maintenance-free and can be used in remote outdoor areas or areas where high levels of acid gas are present.
