T/CPASE GT031-2024 The determination principles for major hazards sources of special equipment involving hazardous chemicals
T/CPASE GT031-2024 The determination principles for major hazards sources of special equipment involving hazardous chemicals
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Scope: This document specifies the general principles, determination process, preliminary preparations, key equipment evaluation, determination of major hazard sources, continuous improvement, and document records for the determination of major hazard sources of special equipment involving dangerous chemicals. This document is applicable to the determination of major hazard sources of special equipment involving dangerous chemicals. Main technical content: This chapter clarifies the scope and determination conditions of major hazard sources involving special equipment. A major hazard source refers to a unit (including sites and facilities) that permanently or temporarily produces, transports, uses, or stores dangerous items, and the quantity of these dangerous items equals or exceeds the critical quantity. Emergency management departments have organized the identification and supervision of major hazard sources relatively early, and through years of practical work, they have accumulated rich experience. Currently, the emergency management departments have formulated the "Interim Regulations on the Supervision and Management of Major Hazard Sources of Dangerous Chemicals" and the "Identification of Major Hazard Sources of Dangerous Chemicals" (GB 18218-2018) for the identification and supervision of major hazard sources. Based on the definition of major hazard sources, the risk status of special equipment, and referring to the practices of emergency management departments, from the perspective of preventing major and serious accidents, this document clarifies two main principles for the determination of major hazard sources of special equipment: First, the scope of the determination of major hazard sources of special equipment is limited to the field of dangerous chemicals. The benefits of this approach are: First, it can fully draw on the identification, evaluation, and management experience of emergency management departments in the field of major hazard sources; S