Fire safety tips for gas stations

The gas station is a heavy fire. Once a large amount of oil is ignited, it will seriously threaten the safety of life and property in the stations and surrounding people. In recent years, fire stations have frequently caused the fire accidents, and many of them are caused by people's carelessness.

1. Cheer off the flames. The excuses of the exhaust pipes and electrical lines of the underailled vehicles are likely to occur in Mars and the possibility of explosion.

2. Smoking is strictly prohibited. Gasoline is flammable and volatile. When the gasoline molecules in the air reaches a certain concentration, it may cause burning in Mars.

3. Do not repair inside the station. During maintenance cars, high -temperature parts or system oil leakage can cause fire, and friction between maintenance tools will also produce static and sparks.

4. It is strictly forbidden to get oil from plastic buckets. Plastic containers cannot conduct electricity. The friction of gasoline and plastic barrels is easy to generate static electricity. When the static electrical accumulation in the container is too much, explosion will occur.

5. Pay attention to fiber clothing. When wearing materials such as chemical fiber and knitting, the friction behavior is easy to generate static electricity, which may instantly detonate flammable and explosive gas molecules.

6. Don't cheer without authorization. When you have a lot of queuing cars, please wait patiently. Do not operate the tankers (except the self -service tanker) to avoid operating errors and accidents.

7. Come on. When using a buffet refueling machine, do not leave halfway. The drop of oil guns will cause waste and pollution of fuel, and it is easy to generate static electricity when performing other actions, and there are hidden safety hazards.

8. Discharge before refueling. Generally, there will be a static release button next to the refueling gun. Press it before refueling to release the static electricity carried on the body, and then refuel.

Source: Anhui Fire, Safety and Health Education Network

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