1. Check pressure equipment on a regular basis to ensure that it is safe. For pressure vessels that have been idle for a long-time, they
have to pass the inspection conducted by special equip- ment department before use.
2. Personnel operating pressure equipment have to receive training offered by relevant departments and be certified. Operate according to the established operating guidelines.
3. When operating, the operator should not leave the site.
4. Stop operating once there is abnormality. Inform the person charging the equipment.
1. Check lifting equipment on a regular basis to ensure its safety.
2. Personnel operating lifting equipment have to receive training offered by relevant departments and be certified. Operate according to established operating guidelines.
3. Check the equipment thoroughly and carefully before using.
4. Lifting equipment must not lift objects exceed- ing the allowed limitation.
5.Any people should not stay within the range of the crane.。
1.In principle, gas used in the lab should be purchased from an appointed su- pplier qualified through a bidding process held by university. For details, go to the website of the Department of Laboratory and Equipment Management.
2.The department using gas should reject gas cylinders without appropriate label of the gas name, safety cap or bump protection ring, color signs and labels that certify its safety. Inform corresponding department and the De- partment of Laboratory and Equipment Management soon.
3.The department using gas should check information like the technical insp- ection tag, steel seal and other labels. Do not change the gas cylinder's st- eel seal and color-coded tag.
4. Do not pile flammable, explosive or corr-
osive substances near the gas cylinders. Keep them away from heat source. Keep the environment well ventilated and dry. Avoid direct sunlight or strong striking. Categorize gases before storage. Do not have mix storage (flammable gas and co- mbustion-supporting gas). Do not store them in the hallway or public places. Ro- om or cabinet to store gas cylinders only should be locked and managed by a specific person.
5. Gas cylinders should be properly fixed and secured from falling. Label the gas cylinder and the gas pipes. Hang signs to indicate the status of gas cylinders.
6.Choose appropriate pipes to deliver gas. Use metal pipe for flammable, explosive, poisonous gas. Do not use copper pipe for ethane, ammonia or hydrogen.
7. Install bump protection ring for unfixed gas cylinders. Screw the safety cap tightly. Do not move while holding the main valve. Do not drag, roll or slide the gas cylinder.
8.Categorize the pressure reducer for the gas. Check for leakage after installation. Be cautious about leakage. Be aware of the pressure gauge reading to avoid leakage or over-pressurization.
9. When turning on the gas cylinder, switch the main valve before turning on pressure reducer. Once after using, turn off the main valve and release all the remaining gas. Then turn off the pressure reducer. Slowly turn on and off the pressure reducer, main valve and stop valve to avoid generating static electricity.
10.If leaking, shut the gas source value, open windows and evacuate people around. Do not turn on or off electrical power during the leakage of flamm- able or explosive gas.
11. Do not use up the gas in the cylinder. Retain some residue pressure.
12.In cases where reflux might take place, install equipment like one-way va- lve, nonreturn valve and buffer tank connecting the system pipes or equi- pment to prevent reflux.