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This guide covers personal protective wear, safety classes, protective clothing, fire safety equipment, health hazards, operational safety procedures, and lessons from past safety incidents to ensure a safe work environment.
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Personal protective wear • Safety Classes • Protective Clothing • Gloves
Source of Portable and drinkable water • Drinking Fountains • Rest Rooms • Eye Wash Stations • Safety Showers • Drench Hoses
Fire Safety Equipment • Class A = Ordinary combustible solids (paper, wood, rubber, textiles, etc.) • Class B = Flammable liquids, gases, and greases • Class C = Fires involving energized electrical equipment • Class D = Fires involving combustible metals (Li, Na, K, Zn, Al, Mg, etc
Health Hazard • Skin • Eye • Inhalation • Ingestion • Injection
Cooling Water • Condense Vapor • Reduces pressure build up • Hazardous Organic Vapors • Explosion • Inhalation hazard
Distillate Receiver • Watch Fluid Level • Overflow will effect initial component ratios • Use the REFLUX pump to maintain fluid level
Reboiler • Monitor fluid level • Flooding • Data Acquisition • Not enough can cause explosion • Change flow rates • Bottoms • Reflux rate
Feed Tank • Always have some feed • Can cause damage to the reboiler • Manual stirring • Metallic rod • Sparks • Spills
Past Safety Incidents • Chemical Spills • Due to negligence of correct procedure • Fully understand and be able to carry out the procedure