GB/T 17222-2012
ActiveHealth protection zone for coal gas industry
煤制气业卫生防护距离
Application Summary AI generated
This standard specifies the minimum distance required between coal gas production facilities and residential or public areas to protect human health from industrial emissions. It is applied in the planning, design, and environmental impact assessment of coal gasification plants, ensuring that airborne pollutants do not exceed safe exposure levels for nearby communities.
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