Carbon monoxide is a colorless, odorless, and toxic gas. It is difficult for people to detect when it leaks. Therefore, the storage room for carbon monoxide should be a well-ventilated place, and it needs to be equipped with a gas alarm device. Under normal circumstances, carbon oxide will not leak, but if there are special circumstances, such as valve aging caused by leakage, how to deal with when the alarm device is triggered? Let's explain it next:
When the staff finds that the alarm is alarming, the leakage usually occurs for a long time. At this time, try not to enter the warehouse where the carbon monoxide is stored. You must first open all the vents, and conditionally turn on the ventilation equipment such as the ventilating fan, and then enter the processing after the alarm device no longer alarms. If someone has been poisoned when the leak is found, you need to send the poisoned person to an open area with fresh air first, and the serious one needs to seek medical attention immediately.
The danger of carbon monoxide is actually not that big, because the density of carbon monoxide is 1.250kg/m? and the density of air is 1.293kg/m?, so when carbon monoxide leaks, it will generally drift away.
In summary, when storing carbon monoxide, you must choose a well-ventilated warehouse. Don't rush into the warehouse after a leak. First, you should ensure the safety of the personnel, and ventilate for a period of time before entering the maintenance.
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