What is the only type of equipment permitted to be stored in a chlorine cylinder gas feed room?

The only type of equipment permitted to be stored in a chlorine cylinder gas feed room is empty chlorine tanks. This is because chlorine gas is highly toxic and can be dangerous if not handled properly. The presence of full chlorine tanks in the feed room poses a significant risk as the gas can leak, leading to hazardous conditions for operators and the surrounding environment. Storing empty tanks reduces the risk of accidental release since these tanks are no longer pressurized and do not contain chlorine gas.

Safety regulations often mandate that full chlorine tanks be stored in a separate, designated area that has appropriate safety measures in place to handle potential leaks and emergencies. Similarly, other equipment such as piping materials or safety equipment may also be restricted in this area to minimize the risk of contamination or accidental exposure. Therefore, only empty tanks are suitable for storage in a chlorine gas feed room under these safety protocols.