GB/T 39652.2-2021Emergency response guideline for transportation of dangerous goods—Part 2: Emergency guide (English PDF)

1 Scope

This part of GB/T 39652 specifies the general provisions for emergency rescue of dangerous goods transportation, emergency guide card structure and emergency guide card content. This section applies to emergency rescue of dangerous goods transportation.

2 Normative references

The following documents are indispensable for the application of this document. For dated reference documents, only the dated version applies to this document. For undated reference documents, the latest version (including all amendments) is applicable to this document.

GB 6944 Classification of Dangerous Goods and Article Numbers

GB 12268 List of Dangerous Goods

GB 12463 General Technical Requirements for Transport Packaging of Dangerous Goods

GB/T 29179 Fire Emergency Rescue Operation Regulations

GB/T 39652.1-2021 Emergency Rescue Guide for Transport of Dangerous Goods Part 1: General Provisions

GB/T 39652.3-2021 Emergency Rescue Guide for Transport of Dangerous Goods Part 3: Rescue Distance Recommendations on the Transport of Dangerous Goods Model Regulations (United Nations, 19th Revised Edition)

Emergency Rescue Guide for Transport of Dangerous Goods (ERG) (Co-edited by Canada, the United States, Mexico and Argentina, 2016 edition)

3 Terms and definitions

GB 6944, GB 12268, GB 12463, GB/T 29179, GB/T 39652.1-2021, "Recommendations on the Transport of Dangerous Goods The terms and definitions defined in the "Model Regulations" and "Emergency Rescue Guide for the Transport of Dangerous Goods (ERG)" apply to this document. In order to make Use, the following repetitive lists some terms and definitions.

4 General rules

4.1 The fire rescue personnel, people's police and other emergency rescue personnel who first arrived at the accident site of dangerous goods transportation can take this part as a reference.

It can quickly confirm the special hazards and general hazards of dangerous goods in the accident, and adopt self-protection and public protection in the initial rescue stage of the accident. Urgent measures.

4.2 This section does not list all possible situations related to dangerous goods transportation accidents. If used in a special occasion, there may be certain The limitations.

4.3 The emergency guide card is the central content of the emergency rescue guide for the transportation of dangerous goods and contains all the safety measures that can be taken. Emergency Guide See Appendix A for the full content of the card.

4.4 For the first class of dangerous goods with similar chemical properties and toxicological characteristics in the accident, the emergency guide card lists for self-protection.

And emergency recommendations and rescue measures for public safety. Each emergency guide card is only applicable to the same category with similar chemical properties and toxicological properties Emergency response to accidents of dangerous goods.

4.5 The title of the emergency guide card indicates that such dangerous goods have common hazards.

4.6 The emergency guide card No. 111 can provide a reference when dangerous goods are mixed or when the nature of the dangerous goods that are leaking and burning is unknown.

4.7 There are 63 effective emergency guide cards listed in this section, and one is reserved.

4.8 For the index of the Chinese name of dangerous goods, see Appendix B, and for the index of the United Nations Dangerous Goods Number (UN Number), see Appendix B. By index table The guide number on the corresponding emergency guide card can be found.

4.9 The letter "P" in the guide number in Appendix B and Appendix C indicates that the corresponding dangerous goods may produce aggregate reaction under certain conditions. Should be harmful.

4.10 Entries marked in gray in Appendix B and Appendix C indicate that the article is an inhalation toxic substance. Prevent contact with such substances The distance is specified by GB/T 39652.3-2021.

5 Emergency guide card structure

5.1 The emergency guide card consists of three parts. potential hazards, public safety and emergency response, as follows.

a) Potential hazards. According to the flammable, explosive or toxic hazards of the dangerous goods, the fire and explosion may And the "potential hazards" that affect health are listed, and the most harmful ones are listed first.

b) Public safety. It is required to call the emergency number and take isolation measures as soon as possible, wear the corresponding protective equipment, and follow the chemical The amount of leakage and the size of the fire should be evacuated by the safe isolation distance.

c) Emergency response. In response to the severity of accidents such as fire and leakage of dangerous goods, the emergency response should be listed accordingly Measures and emergency treatment methods.

5.2 The guide number on the emergency guide card consists of 3 Arabic numerals and starts from 111.