Tolerance limit for Acid Mist(HCl) In ambient air in the Industrial Area

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Dear All,

Do you have any info regarding tolerance

limit for acid mist (Hydrochloric Acid) in ambient air (industrial area)?

Do you have reference regarding this,

please let me know.

With Thanks & Regards

Rajakumaran.V

Executive - SHE

From: indiansafetyprofessionals [mailto:indiansafetyprofessionals ] On Behalf Of Haricharan

Sent: Wednesday, February 06, 2008

11:51 AM

To: indiansafetyprofessionals

Subject:

Solid Propellant Aerosol Generators (SPAG) - Reg.

Dear All,

I've

been approached by a company called Pyrologics International who

are marketing a product called Act Series Solid Propellant Aerosol

Generators (SPAG). These are suppression systems which are imported from Russia. They

work by breaking the flame chain i.e. O2 and Fuel

chain thereby inhibiting the fire.

They do not have any approval from India Govt., Institute

or from any accredited international body for their products. Generally any

fire suppression, fighting products have to be approved by CCOE, Nagpur and should be certified by Fire Lab at Indian School

of Mines, Dhanbad who will rate the product's capability to handle various

types of fires (A, B, C, D etc.)

Does anyone from our group knows the capability of Solid

Propellant Aerosol Generators (SPAG). Since Solid Propellant Aerosol

Generators (SPAG) seem to be cost effective when compared to conventional fire

suppression systems such as NAF, FM-200 etc. can we go for it.

Please clarify.

Thanks and regards

K.

Haricharan

Assistant

Manager - Safety & Environment

Sundram

Fasteners Limited

Padi

Chennai -

600 050

Mob: +91

99400 71127

Land Line:

044 - 26258460, Extn: 492

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