T/CPCIF 0054.7-2021 Guidelines for Development and Construction of Chemical Industry Parks - Part 7: Safety and Emergency Response
T/CPCIF 0054.7-2021 Guidelines for Development and Construction of Chemical Industry Parks - Part 7: Safety and Emergency Response
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Scope
Scope: This document establishes the content of safety layout, safety risk assessment, safety emergency facilities, safety management, and emergency rescue in chemical parks. This document is applicable to the safety and emergency work of chemical parks. Main technical content: 4. Safety layout 4.1 Chemical parks shall conduct site selection safety assessments and maintain sufficient safety protection distances from urban built-up areas, densely populated areas, and important facilities, etc., leaving appropriate buffer zones to reduce the mutual impact of chemical park safety and surrounding public safety to an acceptable risk level. 4.2 The safety production management institutions of chemical parks shall, based on the results of the overall safety risk assessment of chemical parks and the requirements of relevant laws and standards, delineate the safety control lines for land planning around chemical parks and submit them to relevant departments; development and construction projects within the scope of the safety control lines for land planning shall undergo safety risk assessments and meet the requirements for safety risk control. 4.3 Chemical parks shall comprehensively consider the prevailing wind direction, topographic elevation differences, the mutual influence of enterprise units, product categories, production processes, material supply, public facility guarantees, and emergency rescue, etc., to reasonably arrange functional zones. Labor-intensive non-chemical enterprises shall not be built together with chemical enterprises in the same chemical parks. 4.4 Personnel-concentrated areas such as administrative offices and service areas in chemical parks shall be separated from production functional areas and preferably located at the edge of chemical parks or outside them. 4.5 The layout of important facilities such as fire stations, emergency rescue command centers, and medical aid stations in chemical parks shall facilitate rapid emergency response and mai