Caustic soda industry safety access conditions will be released soon

Recently, the "safe access conditions for the caustic soda industry (draft for comment)" was completed at the end of last year. Recently, the deputy director of the State Administration of Work Safety proposed to speed up the revision and improvement of the "chlorine-alkali industry safety access standards", strict access to high-risk chemical industries such as chlor-alkali. The automatic monitoring of exhaust gas was also drafted into the "Entry Conditions" to improve safety. It will also bring new business opportunities and huge development space for the automatic monitoring equipment industry.

In high-risk chemical industry, special emphasis should be placed on safety, and improving safety access conditions for high-risk chemical industry is a necessary measure to ensure safety, and it is also an important means of regulating the development of the industry. The conditions for safe access to the caustic soda industry (Draft for Soliciting Opinions) were completed at the end of last year. Recently, the deputy director of the State Administration of Work Safety proposed to speed up the revision and improvement of the "chlorine-alkali industry safety access standards", strict access to high-risk chemical industries such as chlor-alkali.

It is reported that the "access conditions" involve the layout of production enterprises, production equipment and process requirements and safety facilities, storage and transportation requirements, safety standardization requirements, and responsibilities, supervision and management. The "Admission Requirements" is expected to be announced in the second half of the year and will be mandatory after the announcement.

With the soon-to-be-released "Access Conditions", more than 200 chlor-alkali industry enterprises in China will be involved. In recent years, more and more chlorine accidents have occurred because of the lack of on-line monitoring equipment. Therefore, the requirements for automatic monitoring of exhaust gas have also been drafted into the “entry conditions” to improve safety. According to the "access conditions" involved in the "electrolysis, ** dry compression device, ** storage tanks, cylinder filling, accidental chlorine devices and other direct response emissions ** exhaust gas treatment equipment must be equipped with harmful gas monitoring probes and other automatic leak monitoring Requirements for facilities, etc., and the installation and renovation of related equipment of some enterprises have begun. This will also bring new business opportunities and huge room for development for the automatic monitoring equipment industry.