Hazardous materials container | Compact 446 Organic peroxides are unstable, temperature-sensitive, oxidising, and in some cases explosive compounds. Pure peroxides or peroxides mixed with additives and auxiliary materials are used in industry. Strict safety precautions must be taken, and a wide range of official requirements complied with when storing these chemicals. DENIOS peroxide storage units are ETA approved, and have an F 90 approval from the Deutsches Institut für Bautechnik (DIBt), a REI 90 classification from the IBS, a REI 120 classification from Efectis France, and expert approval from the Bundesanstalt für Materialforschung und -prüfung (BAM). Equipment for peroxide storage units Our fire protection storage units consist of a robust, corrosion-resistant steel structure, a fire-resistant envelope (F 90 / REI 90 / REI 120) and self-locking fire safety doors. If your peroxide storage unit needs to meet higher safety requirements, you can add components such as the following to your equipment: 3 Air conditioning and heating technology (including redundant) 3 Extinguishing technology 3 Temperature monitoring 3 Alarm systems (visual and acoustic) 3 Gas warning detectors 3 Stainless steel or PE inliner insert trays Custom solutions for special requirements Due to their tendency to decompose when exposed to high temperatures or catalysts, organic peroxides are extremely hazardous. To minimise the risk when storing organic peroxides, a range of regulations must be observed when building peroxide storage units, such as the Professional Regulations for Organic Peroxides (DGUV regulation 13) in Germany or the VKF Fire Protection Directive “Hazardous substances 26-15” in Switzerland. A fire protection storage unit specially equipped to store peroxides meets these specific statutory requirements. Risks under control ORGANIC PEROXIDE STORAGE
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