[Case Study] Prevention of chemical leakage from valves! Transparent safety cover that also prevents incorrect operation.

Response to the revision of the Water Quality Pollution Prevention Act! A case that simultaneously covers the risks of chemical leakage and operational errors.

We would like to introduce a case study on solving customer issues related to the working environment. In an outdoor piping line carrying dilute hydrochloric acid, a valve was installed right next to a pedestrian walkway, at face height. If the valve were to leak, there was a risk of the chemical spraying onto a person, potentially leading to a serious accident. To address this, we proposed the installation of a transparent PVC "safety cover for valves," which would catch any potential chemical spray and make it physically more difficult to operate the valve. As a result, the installation work could be completed in a short time, and the measures taken became clear to everyone. [Issues] - Installing partitions or similar measures to prevent spray would incur significant costs, and typhoon countermeasures would also be necessary. - Even with a "Always Open" sign to prevent misoperation, there is still a possibility of misreading it. - We want to minimize costs by using off-the-shelf products as much as possible. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

Safety and consumables