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氯化氫气体漏气时用消石灰中和

氯化氫气体有一定的毒性，一旦发生气体泄漏后果就会很严重，所以我们在使用前要做好相应的保护措施，既然这样今天先来了解下氯化氫气体对安全性有什么样的要求。

工作人員在使用氯化氫氣體的設備、管道、閥門等應在使用前烘烤抽真空，以保持其無水和密封狀態。當裝置暫時不用時。應把HCl放出來，並充入幹燥的惰性氣體。

氯化氫气体漏气时，用聚乙烯罩、尼龙软管等套泄漏部应。把气体导入水中吸收，再用消石灰中和。漏液时，要用大量水充分吸收。气体大量喷出时，从远处喷雾状水吸收。废水要用水吸收后，用苛性钠、碳酸氢钠、苏打灰、消石灰等碱性物质中和。

要合理运用氯化氫气体，相关工作人员一定要掌握好防护措施以及需要注意的各种事项，在保证工作人员安全的同时，从而能使氯化氫气体得到最好最充分的利用效果。

工作場所要充分通風，保持環境空氣新鮮幹燥。氯化氫氣體要用鋼瓶貯裝。氣瓶須存放在陰涼幹燥通風良好的室外或強制通風的室內，要遠離氧化物和火源。

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