Carcinogenig (e.g. toluene and so on) valves and pipeline arrangement
Carcinogenig (e.g. toluene and so on) valves and pipeline arrangement
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Carcinogenic fluids requires a lot of care during piping and equipment assembly as the fugitive emission test. Some approved equipment, valves may be very close among them and create a concentration of this fluid emission getting a not approved instalation. Does exist any society similar as OSHAS, Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety, CGA that specify the equipment arrangments for these kind of fluids ? On steel mill coker instalation (a very hard construction) the emission tolerance is higher than in the chemical plants.





RE: Carcinogenig (e.g. toluene and so on) valves and pipeline arrangement
No organization is going to prescriptively tell you how to arrange your valves, what valves you can and cannot use etc. That's what engineers are for. People design piping systems for services far more hazardous than what you're describing, and do it successfully every day. I suggest you hire one of them.
RE: Carcinogenig (e.g. toluene and so on) valves and pipeline arrangement
RE: Carcinogenig (e.g. toluene and so on) valves and pipeline arrangement
RE: Carcinogenig (e.g. toluene and so on) valves and pipeline arrangement
Could a search through some of the mentioned agencies be useful? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carcinogen
RE: Carcinogenig (e.g. toluene and so on) valves and pipeline arrangement
RE: Carcinogenig (e.g. toluene and so on) valves and pipeline arrangement
Thanks for your answers. Looking for a site of any organization that treats about the worker health in these kind of installations I found this OSHAS link: https://www.osha.gov/dsg/guidance/perc.html it is not everything that I need but it is a initial guide.