Cylinder equipment is widely used in industries such as industry, medicine, and scientific research. Its safety and standardized operation are directly related to the health of personnel and property safety. The following is a summary of the core considerations in use from multiple dimensions for industry reference.
1. Preliminary inspection is crucial
Before use, a comprehensive visual inspection of the cylinder is required, focusing on whether the bottle body has corrosion, dents, deformation or scratches, and whether the valve interface is intact. Pay special attention to checking whether the bottle body logo matches the certificate to ensure that the equipment complies with local regulations and standards. For equipment that is used for the first time or has been idle for a long time, it is recommended to entrust a professional organization to conduct pressure testing and sealing verification.
2. Safety operation specifications
Protective equipment must be worn during operation, and it is strictly forbidden to wear chemical fiber clothing that may generate static electricity. The valve must be opened slowly to prevent the gas from being released instantly and causing shock. It is recommended to equip the pressure monitoring device to monitor the operating status in real time. The cylinder can be properly preheated before use in winter to avoid material embrittlement caused by low temperature. All operators must pass professional training and hold qualification certification.
III. Standardized storage and emergency management
Cylinders must be stored in a well-ventilated area away from fire sources, and placed upright to prevent tipping. Oxygen and fuel gas cylinders must be kept at least 5 meters apart, and mixed storage is strictly prohibited. It is recommended to set up a leak detection alarm device and equip it with emergency absorption materials and isolation tools. Regularly count the number of equipment to ensure that inventory records are consistent with the actual objects.
IV. Waste disposal responsibility
Cylinders that meet the scrap standard must not be privately modified or discarded, and must be handed over to qualified recycling agencies for disposal in accordance with local regulations. Shockproof packaging should be used when transporting waste equipment and the properties of hazardous materials should be clearly marked.
Strictly following the operating specifications can significantly improve the life cycle of the equipment and reduce the incidence of safety accidents. It is recommended to update the operating manual regularly to adapt to technical iterations and regulatory requirements.