GB/T 11660-1989
AbolishedHealth protection zone standard for ironmaking plants
炼铁厂卫生防护距离标准
Application Summary AI generated
This standard specifies the minimum distance required between ironmaking plants and residential or public areas to prevent harmful emissions from affecting human health. It is applied in the planning, design, and environmental impact assessment of ironmaking facilities in China, ensuring that airborne pollutants such as dust and gases are diluted to safe levels before reaching populated zones.
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