Dear safety Seniors ,
Pls suggest which welding blanket for welding & cutting operation as a precautionary measure we can used for chemical company where flammable solvents are used
1. Ceramic Vermiculite coated with SS Wire welding blanket
2. KARBOSIL ( Light weight carbon fiber fire ) - 100% itching free welding blanket
3. Grapaite coated fiber glass welding blanket
4. Fiber glass welding blanket
5. silicon coated fiber glass welding blanket
Regards,
Abhay
From India, Mumbai
49Pls suggest which welding blanket for welding & cutting operation as a precautionary measure we can used for chemical company where flammable solvents are used
1. Ceramic Vermiculite coated with SS Wire welding blanket
2. KARBOSIL ( Light weight carbon fiber fire ) - 100% itching free welding blanket
3. Grapaite coated fiber glass welding blanket
4. Fiber glass welding blanket
5. silicon coated fiber glass welding blanket
Regards,
Abhay
From India, Mumbai
Dear Abhay,
You have asked for a very technical question.
There are many types of fire blankets in the market. In your case what you require is:
1. One that will not absorb solvent and become a fire hazard in itself. It means the blanket must be solvent resistant.
2. A blanket that will not emit toxic gases when exposed to intense heat or flame.
3. A blanket that will not emit airborne fibers.
4. A blanket that will meet industry standard for the purpose.
Fiberglass fabrics resist most acids, alkalis and solvents except hydrofluoric acid. However I strongly recommend Silicone Coated Fire Blanket only for your use in solvent atmosphere.
You can also use Ceramic Vermiculite coated with SS Wire welding blanket or even graphite coated fiber glass fire blanket which stands next only to silicon coated one.
Regards,
Kesava Pillai
From India, Kollam
You have asked for a very technical question.
There are many types of fire blankets in the market. In your case what you require is:
1. One that will not absorb solvent and become a fire hazard in itself. It means the blanket must be solvent resistant.
2. A blanket that will not emit toxic gases when exposed to intense heat or flame.
3. A blanket that will not emit airborne fibers.
4. A blanket that will meet industry standard for the purpose.
Fiberglass fabrics resist most acids, alkalis and solvents except hydrofluoric acid. However I strongly recommend Silicone Coated Fire Blanket only for your use in solvent atmosphere.
You can also use Ceramic Vermiculite coated with SS Wire welding blanket or even graphite coated fiber glass fire blanket which stands next only to silicon coated one.
Regards,
Kesava Pillai
From India, Kollam
Hello Abhay,
I think you choose a wrong Forum for your query--so no point worrying about 'so many views......'.
But Kesava Pillai's inputs could be a good starting point, irrespective of whether they answer your query or not--if they do, well & good.
Rgds,
TS
From India, Hyderabad
I think you choose a wrong Forum for your query--so no point worrying about 'so many views......'.
But Kesava Pillai's inputs could be a good starting point, irrespective of whether they answer your query or not--if they do, well & good.
Rgds,
TS
From India, Hyderabad
@Keshav Pillai
Dear Sir
Thanks for your valuable answer... I hope this will be the perfect answer to Abhay's query...
@Dear Abhay
As I was not having exposure to chemical field I not reply to your query, even though I had seen it...
@TJ
Lets up be positive... Let us put our efforts together to make this forum a self assured one for getting solutions... Nowadays the participation from senior members in the field of safety getting more... Hence i am not at all feels that its a wrong place...
Request to all, spread the availability of such great platform to all your known Safety Professionals... Lets make it a self assured place to get solutions...
Thanks once again...
From India
Dear Sir
Thanks for your valuable answer... I hope this will be the perfect answer to Abhay's query...
@Dear Abhay
As I was not having exposure to chemical field I not reply to your query, even though I had seen it...
@TJ
Lets up be positive... Let us put our efforts together to make this forum a self assured one for getting solutions... Nowadays the participation from senior members in the field of safety getting more... Hence i am not at all feels that its a wrong place...
Request to all, spread the availability of such great platform to all your known Safety Professionals... Lets make it a self assured place to get solutions...
Thanks once again...
From India
Dear kesav,
Thanks for your answer regarding fire blankets query. I was discussing with my friends/seniors but I didn’t correct answer. Finally we get solution from u. . . Thank you very much sir. . .
Keep on touch we need your contribution forever sir. . .
Thanks & Be safe
Raghu
From United States, Fpo
Thanks for your answer regarding fire blankets query. I was discussing with my friends/seniors but I didn’t correct answer. Finally we get solution from u. . . Thank you very much sir. . .
Keep on touch we need your contribution forever sir. . .
Thanks & Be safe
Raghu
From United States, Fpo
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