ARIA

Key Considerations:

Classification of Flammable Materials: Flammable materials are often classified based on their flash points, which is the lowest temperature at which a substance can emit vapors that can ignite in the presence of an ignition source. The classification helps determine the appropriate storage and handling procedures.

Regulatory Compliance:

Flammable goods stores must comply with local, national, and international regulations and standards governing the storage of flammable materials. These regulations often specify requirements for construction materials, ventilation, fire suppression systems, and emergency response planning.

Storage Cabinets:

Smaller quantities of flammable liquids are often stored in safety cabinets designed to contain and mitigate the impact of a potential fire. These cabinets are constructed with fire-resistant materials and feature self-closing doors.

Ventilation:

Adequate ventilation is crucial to prevent the buildup of flammable vapors. Ventilation systems may include mechanical exhaust systems, natural ventilation, or a combination of both to maintain air quality within the storage area.

Fire Suppression Systems:

Flammable goods stores may be equipped with fire suppression systems such as sprinklers, foam suppression systems, or gas-based systems. The choice of system depends on the nature of the stored materials and regulatory requirements.

Segregation:

Flammable materials should be segregated based on their compatibility to prevent chemical reactions that could lead to fires or explosions. This segregation is often specified by regulations or guidelines.

Ignition Sources:

Flammable goods stores must be designed to minimize the risk of ignition sources. Electrical equipment within the storage area should be designed to prevent sparks or heat generation that could ignite flammable vapors.

Emergency Equipment:

Fire extinguishers, emergency alarms, emergency lighting, and other safety equipment should be readily available in case of a fire or other emergencies. Personnel should be trained in the proper use of this equipment.

Signage and Labeling:

Clear and visible signage indicating the presence of flammable materials, emergency procedures, and the location of safety equipment is essential for quick response and evacuation.

Training and Emergency Response Plans:

Personnel working in or around flammable goods stores should receive proper training on safety procedures, including emergency response plans. Regular drills and exercises help ensure that personnel are prepared to respond effectively in case of an incident.

Flammable goods stores play a critical role in managing the inherent risks associated with handling and storing flammable materials. The design and operation of these facilities should prioritize safety, and ongoing monitoring and maintenance are essential to ensure their effectiveness.

ARIA Offers complete turnkey solutions for clients not having inhouse maintenance teams to undertake site installations.

Our Site technicians and engineers travel from South Africa or India depending on the location of installations.

All our technicians and engineers are highly skilled and experienced in undertaking Flammable goods stores installation in as little as 4 days depending on the size of the Flammable goods stores.

In case the client budget does not allow for site installation crew we offer a unique method of client providing local technicians and general helpers and ARIA will only send 1 engineer to guide the team to install and commission the Flammable goods stores.

ARIA also offers detailed installation drawings and videos of tricks to install Flammable goods stores for clients to independently install and commission the Flammable goods stores.

The accommodation, food and travel arrangements for any of the above options must be borne by the client as a separate line item on the offer document.

ARIA Flammable goods stores come with complete commissioning documentation required by your local insurance, Fire safety department, Council and regulatory standards of the region.

A Mechanical engineer signed COC will be issued once our in-house engineer commissions the Flammable goods stores.

A master electrician signed COC will be issued once the electrical engineer has tested and found all compliant.

An Emissions certificate will be issued by our in-house team based on the filtration manufacturer third party testing certificate.

A wall panel fire rating certificate will be issued by ARIA in house team based on our fire tests performed in the past and test reports attached as proofs.

Fume proof light fittings certificates or Explosion proof light fittings certificate will be issued as per local mandatory requirements.

Apart from the above certificates the Flammable goods stores come with a maintenance checklist and manual for operations and periodic preventative maintenance of your assets.

All the above documentation will be handed over to the client only after full and final payments are settled.

All ARIA Manufactured Flammable goods stores come with a 5-year warranty on construction and materials used.

All third-party manufacturer products such as motors, pneumatic cylinders etc. come with third party warranty of 1 year.

All electrical components do not get any warranty and will have to be checked to be in working order before signing off on the plant handover certificate.

The only condition for 5 years warranty on ARIA Flammable goods stores is to purchase all spares and consumables from ARIA, in case a third-party supplier is used for pirate spare parts the warranty stands void.

In case the client does not follow instructions in the manual for preventative maintenance the warranty is void.

In case there is damage to the Flammable goods stores due to human error, act of God and physical damage due to non-changing of filters on time also the warranty will be void.