HG/T 23012-1999 Safety regulations for working in factory equipment HG/T23012-1999 Standard download decompression password: www.bzxz.net

Chemical Industry Standard of the People's Republic of China
HG23011~23018—1999
Safety Regulations for Operations in Factory Areas of Chemical Enterprises
Issued on September 29, 1999
Implemented on March 1, 2000
Issued by the State Administration of Petroleum and Chemical Industry
Record No.: 4110—1995
HC23012-1999
This standard is formulated based on the safety requirements for chemical enterprises to operate in the factory area. The appendix to this standard is the appendix to the standard:
This standard was proposed by the former Ministry of Chemical Industry of the People's Republic of China. This standard is technically managed by the Chemical Safety Professional Committee of the Chemical Industry Society of China: The responsible drafting unit of this standard: Sichuan Chuanhua Group Co., Ltd. The main contributors to this standard: Ji Jiaju, Xia Gongliang, Chen Jiashe. This standard is entrusted to the Chemical Safety Professional Committee of the Chemical Industry Society of China for the interpretation of 1 Scope
Chemical Industry Standard of the People's Republic of China
Safety Code to Work in Equipment in Factory Areas
The Sarety Code to Work in Equipment in Workplace This standard specifies the safety requirements for work in equipment and the management of safe work in equipment. This standard applies to the work in equipment in production areas of chemical enterprises. 2 Referenced Standards
HG23012—999
The provisions contained in the following standards shall become the provisions of this standard by reference in this standard. When this standard is published, the version indicated is valid. All standards will be revised. When using this standard, the latest version marked below shall be used. T3679 Industrial enterprise investment and health standards
Silicon building investment and fire protection specifications
GBJ1627
GB3835-88 Safety voltage
C3757-8 Management, use, inspection and maintenance of portable electric tools B.1-Safety of hand-held electric tools
GB_3955-92 Installation and operation of leakage protectors HG2301-1999 Factory area business operation safety procedures HG23011-1999 Factory area business operation safety regulations.1 Enterprise safety management system should be determined by the Ministry of Chemical Industry in 1993
This standard adopts the following definitions:
3.1 Equipment
All lighting towers, dams, dams, shelters, furnaces, boiler rooms, pipelines, container terminals and basements, wells, underground systems, sewers or other closed places within the chemical production area.
3.2 Work inside equipment
Enter various towers, spheres, kettles, kettles, chains, guard tubes, boilers, boilers, pipelines, tunnels, cathodies, pits, sewers or other places within the chemical production area as well as non-business work inside equipment. 4 Safety requirements for work inside equipment
4. Safety requirements
All channels on the equipment that are connected to the outside world should be effectively separated from the outside world: the power supply on the equipment connected to the outside world should be effectively cut off. 4.1.1 Pipeline safety isolation can be achieved by using whiteboards or removing a pipeline. Water-filled doors cannot be used to replace whiteboards or remove pipelines.
4.1.2 Power supply can be effectively disconnected by removing the fuse and turning off the power switch, and adding warnings. The State Petroleum and Chemical Industry Bureau 1599-09-29 issued 20000301 implementation
4.2 Cleaning and replacement
HG 23D17—1999
When entering the equipment, the equipment must be cleaned and replaced gradually, and the requirements are met. 4.2.1 Quantity: 18~21.
4.2.2 The gas in the market should comply with the safety control regulations of chemical enterprises. 4.2.3 The irritable gas liquid should comply with the safety management system of chemical enterprises. 4.3 Ventilation
Measures should be taken to maintain good air circulation in the equipment. 4.3.1 Open all doors, door holes, door openings, dampers, and smoke doors for self-ventilation. 4.3.2 Mechanical ventilation can be used when necessary: ​​4.3.3 Use ducted air to supply air. Before ventilation, the medium and wind source in the duct must be measured and analyzed for confirmation. 4.3.4 Oxygen or high-oxygen air is not allowed to be filled into the equipment. 4.4 Regular monitoring
4.4.1 Within 3 minutes before operation, the gas in the equipment must be analyzed. After the analysis is qualified, the equipment can be entered after obtaining the "Safe Operation Permit in the Equipment". ≤The format of safe operation in the equipment is shown in the appendix. 4.4.2 The sampling points have representatives.
4.4.3 Regular monitoring should be strengthened during the operation. When the situation is abnormal, the operation should be stopped immediately and the personnel should be evacuated. After the operation site is processed, the sampling and analysis are combined before the operation can be continued.
4.4.4 When the operator is preparing the equipment, the operation tools should be taken out of the equipment and not left in the equipment. 4.4.5 When screening materials with associated isolating agents, continuous analysis should be performed and non-ventilation measures should be taken. 4.5 Protection measures
4.5.1 When entering the equipment that cannot meet the requirements of special cleaning and disposal, corresponding protective measures must be taken. 4.5.1.1 In the absence of English or books, you should wear a gas mask. 4.5.1.2 In flammable and explosive environments, workers should wear non-sparking plastics and chemical fiber fabrics. 4.5.1.3 In corrosive environments such as alkali, workers should wear protective gear. 4.5.2 The voltage inside the equipment should be less than 86V, and the voltage should be less than or equal to 12V when working in a damp and narrow environment. 4.5.3 Hand-held electric tools that exceed the safety voltage must be equipped with leakage protection devices as required. 4.5.4 Temporary seven-wire installations: They should be installed and removed as required. The line insulation should be ensured to be good. 4.6 Safety measures for multiple types and cross operations 4.6.1 Measures should be taken to avoid injuries between the upper and lower parts. 4.6-2 A safety fence or safety guard should be set up. When necessary, some guards should use safety guards to check the workers during construction. 4.6.3 During the operation in the equipment, materials, etc. should not be shaken. Cross-operation should take measures to prevent the workers from being hurt by objects between layers.
4.6.4 Air (oxygen respirator), fire-fighting equipment and clean water should be provided outside the equipment. 4.7 Monitoring and expansion
4.7. The operation in the equipment must be supervised by a special person. 4.7.2 Before leaving the equipment, the supervisor should check the safety measures and coordinate the contact signal. 4.7.3 When there is a serious danger in the equipment, the supervisor should be added and keep in touch with the equipment at any time. 4.7.4 Guardians are not allowed to leave the equipment.
1.7.5 When the equipment is in danger, the rescue personnel must be able to enter the equipment to implement the control. 5. Supervision of equipment safety operation certificate
5.1 Equipment operation must be carried out in accordance with the equipment safety operation certificate 35.2 The equipment safety operation certificate shall be handled by the construction unit or the unit that handed over the equipment. 12
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5.3 When the operating unit receives the equipment safety operation permit, the responsible person or person of the unit shall write the various internal plans that the operating unit shall write.
5.4 Change the safety measures for equipment safety operation.
5.5 The equipment safety operation permit shall be recognized by the leaders of the handing unit and the operating unit, and it shall be valid only after the approval of the municipal directive.
5.6 When performing work in the equipment, the safety operation permit shall be obtained in accordance with HG23014.
5.7 When performing hot work in the equipment, the hot work safety permit shall be obtained in accordance with HG23011.
5.8 The equipment safety operation permit shall be confirmed by the operating personnel, and the workshop duty foreman shall confirm it before the foreman is allowed to enter the equipment.
59 If the process conditions and working environment conditions of the equipment change, the equipment safety operation permit shall be re-applied for and the work shall be allowed to continue. 5.10 After the operation inside the equipment is completed, the inside and outside of the equipment should be carefully checked. Only when there are no problems can the equipment be closed: 13
Equipment handover unit:
Name of enterprise:
Inspection operation content,
Main medium inside the equipment
Working time
Equipment isolation safety measures
Reviewer,
Inspection unit
Responsible person for inspection itemsbZxz.net
According to the storage nature of the equipment
Inspection supervisor
Dust should be stored in the equipment during operation
HG230121999
Appendix A
(Appendix to the standard)
Safety operation certificate inside the equipment
Table A Safety operation certificate inside the equipment
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Analysis items
Qualification standards
Number of analyses
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Detailed time
Selected parts
Analysts
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