GB/T 8195-2011
AbolishedHealth protection zone for petroleum processing industry
石油加工业卫生防护距离
Application Summary AI generated
GB/T 8195-2011 specifies the minimum distance required between petroleum processing facilities 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 refineries, petrochemical plants, and related industrial zones in China. The standard ensures that buffer zones are established based on emission levels and local meteorological conditions to mitigate air and noise pollution.
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