T/LZZLXH 036-2020 Laboratory Safety Management Standards for Hazardous Chemicals
T/LZZLXH 036-2020 Laboratory Safety Management Standards for Hazardous Chemicals
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Scope
Scope: This standard specifies the requirements for the safety management of hazardous chemicals in laboratories, including personnel, systems, facilities and equipment, use and management, storage, disposal of waste chemicals, and emergency response. This standard applies to industrial enterprise laboratories using hazardous chemicals in the urban area of Linzhi City. Main technical content: 5. Facilities and equipment requirements 5.1 Laboratories where flammable gases are used or generated shall not have ceilings. 5.2 Experimental work areas and office/rest areas shall be separated. 5.3 Laboratory doors shall open in the direction of evacuation and be hinged doors, not sliding or rolling doors. 5.4 Laboratory building facilities and other requirements related to safety, protection, and evacuation shall comply with JGJ 91 and GB 50016. 5.5 Hazardous chemical storage cabinets shall be placed away from direct sunlight and heat sources such as heating systems, maintain good ventilation, and not be adjacent to experimental benches or located in basements. 5.6 Laboratories using gases shall be equipped with ventilation systems and oxygen content detectors. 5.7 Laboratories emitting flammable gases or vapors shall be equipped with explosion-proof electrical equipment. Flammable gas detectors and fans shall be interlocked. 5.8 Gas-using equipment shall be equipped with gas cylinder cabinets or anti-fall chains/barriers for gas cylinders. Gas cylinders shall be placed outdoors in safe, ventilated areas. Oxidizing, flammable, toxic, or corrosive waste gases generated in laboratories shall be directed to appropriate treatment equipment. 5.9 Laboratories with chemical burn hazards shall design safety protection measures such as eyewashers and showers in accordance with HG 20571. 5.10 Fire-fighting equipment shall be provided in clearly marked and easily accessible locations based on the fire-fighting methods specified in GB 17914, GB 17915, and GB 1