Conditions for safe storage of helium: including any incompatibility: Cylinders should be stored in specially constructed storage sites and maintained with good ventilation, preferably in open outdoor locations. The location and construction of storage sites shall comply with the requirements of the relevant laws. Storage sites should be kept open and unoccupied, with only authorized personnel allowed inside. Cylinders stored in open outdoor places should be protected from rust or exposure to bad weather. Stored cylinders should be properly secured to prevent dumping or rolling. When not in use, the cylinder valve should remain closed. When the cylinder has valve protective equipment, these devices should be properly fixed in place. The requirements of the Dangerous Goods Act should be complied with to isolate gas cylinders. Full and empty cylinders are best stored separately. Before entering the storage site, the gas in the place should be checked to see if it has reached a hazardous concentration. The storage of full cylinders should be arranged so that the cylinders with the longest storage time are used first. The general condition and leakage of the storage cylinder should be checked regularly. Protects the cylinder from physical damage. When handling cylinders manually, they should be moved and stored correctly according to the instructions.
Conditions for safe storage of helium: including any incompatibility: Cylinders should be stored in specially constructed storage sites and maintained with good ventilation, preferably in open outdoor locations. The location and construction of storage sites shall comply with the requirements of the relevant laws. Storage sites should be kept open and unoccupied, with only authorized personnel allowed inside. Cylinders stored in open outdoor places should be protected from rust or exposure to bad weather. Stored cylinders should be properly secured to prevent dumping or rolling. When not in use, the cylinder valve should remain closed. When the cylinder has valve protective equipment, these devices should be properly fixed in place. The requirements of the Dangerous Goods Act should be complied with to isolate gas cylinders. Full and empty cylinders are best stored separately. Before entering the storage site, the gas in the place should be checked to see if it has reached a hazardous concentration. The storage of full cylinders should be arranged so that the cylinders with the longest storage time are used first. The general condition and leakage of the storage cylinder should be checked regularly. Protects the cylinder from physical damage. When handling cylinders manually, they should be moved and stored correctly according to the instructions.
