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Stopping mechanism:
The first concept for stopping mechanism is a common and
simple concept, that is rotation sensor. The other and new
concept still progress. Al-Majriti Supreme 1.0 will use the final
discharge gas for the second battery charging process
connected to the voltage sensor.
Hazards inherent in design:
- Hydrogen Peroxide (H2O2) is flameable and explotion cause
of friction, hot or contaminants.
- Iron (III) Chloride ( FeCl3 ) can cause bad iritation andburns
when it directed contact with skin.
-Over pressure reaction can cause an explotion in closed tank.
Safety measures:
- Hidrogen Peroksida (H2O2) unflameable avoid dangerous
material.
- Iron (III) Chloride ( FeCl3 ) can cause bad iritation and
burns use lateks gloves
Temperature Pressure
Maximum:700C Maximum : 9 bar
Minimum :400C Minimum : 3.5 bar
MAWP Design:650C MAWP Design: 7 bar
Item Location
Fire Extinguisher: Near from the exit door
Eyewash: We just have one in chemical laboratory
Safety Shower: We just have one in chemical laboratory
Telephone: Laboran room’s
Item Explanation
(a) Flames and/or Both inside and outside the vehicle, except for
smoke commercial internal combustion engines. See Chem-
E-Car Rules for using commercial internal combustion
engines.
(b) Liquid Liquid may not be discharged under normal operating
Discharge conditions.
Regulated chemicals:
Vehicle Primary Hazards Checklist: Check the left hand column
box if the hazards listed below
exist on the vehicle. Then check
the applicable means of control
for each hazard.
Total Quantity
Concentration
ChemicalState Required for
Required
Competition
Chemical Solid, Liquid,
Be sure to list
Name Gas Be sure to list
the units!
the units!
FeCl3 Liquid
Hydroge
n
peroxide
( H2O2)
FeCl3
*
NFPA Ratings: H – Health, F – Flammability, S – Stability, Sp. –
Special
Toxicology
Personal
Hazardou OSHA
Protective
s Regulate Equipmen
Chemical TW PE Othe d t
Waste
Name A L r
Number Specific to
this
Chemical
Hydroge
n
Peroxide
(H2O2)
FeCl3
Chemical Reactions:
The Cleanup / Waste Disposal section should list all the steps
required to clean your vehicle of all chemicals and proper
chemical disposal.
PPE or
Sequence of Steps Potential Procedure to Equipment
Hazards Control Hazard Required
- Specific design