Grading method for assessing risk of chemical substance
A classification method, technology of chemical substances, applied in the direction of material explosiveness, etc.
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[0023] A hierarchical method for assessing the level of hazard of a chemical substance, such as figure 1 As shown, the autoclave is a cylindrical stainless steel container with a volume of 96 milliliters and a working pressure of 150 MPa at a temperature of 473K. The autoclave is made of AISI431 stainless steel with an inner diameter of 38 mm and an inner height of 84 mm. Inside the autoclave there is a sample container (made of AISI316 type stainless steel, with an inner diameter of 32 mm and an inner height of 77 mm). A coated nickel-chromium resistance wire (10 ohm / meter resistivity) is jump-wound on a glass tube and the sample is heated by a constant current supply; the heat supplied is 50-150 watts. Due to the use of the inner vessel, the heat transfer from the substance to the autoclave is very small compared to the heat transfer without the inner vessel. It can thus be heated rapidly, leading to an exothermic reaction including self-heating and detonation, determining...
Embodiment 2
[0041] A hierarchical method for assessing the level of hazard of a chemical substance, such as figure 1 As shown, the autoclave is a cylindrical stainless steel container with a volume of 96 milliliters and a working pressure of 150 MPa at a temperature of 473K. The autoclave is made of AISI431 stainless steel with an inner diameter of 38 mm and an inner height of 84 mm. Inside the autoclave there is a sample container (made of AISI316 type stainless steel, with an inner diameter of 32 mm and an inner height of 77 mm). A coated nickel-chromium resistance wire (10 ohm / meter resistivity) is jump-wound on a glass tube and the sample is heated by a constant current supply; the heat supplied is 50-150 watts. Due to the use of the inner vessel, the heat transfer from the substance to the autoclave is very small compared to the heat transfer without the inner vessel. It can thus be heated rapidly, leading to an exothermic reaction including self-heating and detonation, determining...
Embodiment 3
[0059] A hierarchical method for assessing the level of hazard of a chemical substance, such as figure 1As shown, the autoclave is a cylindrical stainless steel container with a volume of 96 milliliters and a working pressure of 150 MPa at a temperature of 473K. The autoclave is made of AISI431 stainless steel with an inner diameter of 38 mm and an inner height of 84 mm. Inside the autoclave there is a sample container (made of AISI316 type stainless steel, with an inner diameter of 32 mm and an inner height of 77 mm). A coated nickel-chromium resistance wire (10 ohm / meter resistivity) is jump-wound on a glass tube and the sample is heated by a constant current supply; the heat supplied is 50-150 watts. Due to the use of the inner vessel, the heat transfer from the substance to the autoclave is very small compared to the heat transfer without the inner vessel. It can thus be heated rapidly, leading to an exothermic reaction including self-heating and detonation, determining ...
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