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Information on safety measures and procedures in the event of a serious accident occurring on the premises of Marian Janiszek i Wspólnicy Spółka Jawna MAR – ROMw Radom at ul.
Tokarska.
| Name of the county in which the plant is located | Radomski |
| Identification of the operator, his place of residence or registered office, telephone/fax number and e-mail address | Marian Janiszek i Wspólnicy Spółka Jawna MAR – ROM26 – 505 Orońsko, Dobrut 18 Btel. 48 / 618 41 91fax. 48 / 618 42 55e-mail: biuro@marrom.pl |
| Name, registered office, website address of the establishment, its telephone/fax number and e-mail address indicating whether it is a high-risk establishment or a higher-tier establishment or another neighbouring establishment | Plant with an increased risk of a serious industrial accident – Marian Janiszek i Wspólnicy Spółka Jawna MAR – ROM Branch in Radom at ul. Tokarska 3 www.marrom.pl tel. 48 / 332 94 90fax. 48 / 332 09 10e-mail: mariusz@marrom.pl |
Instructions for residents in the event of a failure for the MAR gas bottling plant – ROMlocalized in Radom, ul. Tokarska 3.
1. Characteristics of the plant.
The gas bottling plant owned by Marian Janiszek i Wspólnicy Spółka Jawna MAR –ROM is located in Radom, ul. Tokarska 3.
The bottling plant consists of two mounded tanks with a capacity of V = 197 m3 each and two above-ground tanks with a capacity of V = 50.4 m3 each
(the maximum usable capacity of one tank is approx. 85% of the nominal capacity – the filling status of the tanks is constantly monitored).
Tank with capacity V = 50.4 m3 with fab no. 421 is empty. The mounded two gas tanks are covered with a layer of earth 0.5 m thick.
Above-ground tanks are placed on concrete foundations with a strength of REI 120. The hazardous substance in the plant is liquefied petroleum gas.
The buildings on the premises of the plant are: bottling plant with a temporary cylinder warehouse, administrative and office, workshop, economic, social.
The plant deals with the storage and distribution of liquefied petroleum gas supplied by tankers – road transport is possible and rail transport,
because there is siding on the premises of the plant. Distribution consists in spilling gas into cylinders and refueling road tankers.
The technological process in the base can be divided into the following operational routes: filling and unloading of tank trucks, storage of liquefied petroleum gas,
gas pumping into filling equipment, filling of portable cylinders, storage and dispatch of filled cylinders. Bet due to quantity
gas stored in the bottling plant in the amount of up to 199 Mg was classified as a plant of increased risk of a major accident
industrial (ZZR). The maximum amount of gas in tanks, tank trucks, cylinders and bottling plants is 199 Mg.
2. Types of hazards that can occur in a plant with an increased risk of a major industrial accident.
The danger resulting from the storage and reloading of liquefied gas is its leakage, followed by a fire caused by the ignition of a leak or the explosion of a gas cloud.
Leakage can be caused by a failure of the installation and the resulting unsealing. The second cause of leakage may be errors in the operation of the base equipment.
Leaks can, therefore, occur through drainage devices, pipe connections and flexible hoses, fittings, breaking of the loading hose,
shaft gaskets of pumps and compressors, catastrophic cracking of a tank truck with liquid gas. Leakage of the gas phase in the area of the liquefied gas bottling plant caused by
e.g. a leak in the connection between the filling heads and the cylinders should be immediately detected by the gas detector, which in turn should cause actions
aimed at eliminating the source of leakage by cutting off the gas supply. Transhipment of tank trucks is carried out under the constant supervision of base employees, who in the case of
the formation of a leak should turn off compressors or pumps and close the valves that cut off the flow of the liquid phase and the gas phase. The gas supply to the leak will then be stopped.
Leakage hazards can also be caused by leakage of liquid phase pumps or gas phase compressors, flange gasket leaks
pipe connections and fittings seals. The gas phase is heavier than air, so it falls towards the ground. In the course of this descent, especially in the case of windy weather,
there is a rapid decrease in the concentration of gas in the air below the explosion limit. In addition, the activation of fixed sprinkler extinguishing devices causes additional
gas precipitation. Nevertheless, there is a risk of dangerous concentrations of gas in the air. A much greater risk can cause leakage of the liquid phase.
The risks caused by gas leakage are the threat of toxic effects on the human body, the ecological threat of harmful effects on soil and organisms
live, fire hazard, explosion mixture hazard of gas and air, "BLEVE" hazard consisting in leakage of liquids with a temperature higher than its
boiling point, at atmospheric pressure (superheated liquid) and its rapid explosive evaporation. They are subjected to toxic danger in the first
there are employees of the base. Ventilation devices, gas sensors and alarms, and personal protective equipment prevent this threat. Ecological hazard caused by
is by emission of pollutants. The LPG base outside the cylinder filling station in a semi-closed and ventilated room does not constitute
a typical industrial plant with sources of pollution in the form of emitters. In addition, there are point emissions when unloading tanks with liquefied petroleum gas,
or loading cylinders or tank trucks. The containment of the entire liquefied gas pressure installation is an essential condition for the proper functioning of the base.
Propane and butane are chemically inert gases and as such do not react with the environment (air, water, earth) under normal conditions. Effect of propane
and butane for the vegetation of plants even in close proximity to the base, due to their low toxicity, can be considered negligible. Solubility in water of propane and butane
is small, hence rainwater and sewage discharged from the base area do not carry a load of standardized pollutants. An ecological threat may arise
with prolonged filtration of gas into the soil through a small leak. The hazards with the greatest effects may be fire and gas explosion.
3. Methods of notifying and alerting residents, appropriate to each type of threat referred to above.
| Means of notifying and alerting residents, appropriate to each type of threat referred to above | |
| Intervention | Oral transmission, by telephone, by means of sound equipmentSurface and television transmissionsCommercial communication |
| Current information | InternetMedia |
| Planned | Alarm sirenArly notifying residents early as SMS |
4. Ways of behavior of residents in the event of the occurrence of threats referred to above.
Once you have become aware of the threat, do not approach the danger area. When staying in an open area, pay attention to the direction of the wind and leave
endangered area perpendicular or opposite to its direction. Do not approach the area of the event. Follow the instructions in the messages
radio, television or mobile sound equipment. When staying in a room, home, office, store, turn on the TV or radio
and set it to the frequency of the local station. After reading the broadcast messages and familiarizing yourself with the rules of conduct in this situation, it is absolutely necessary
carry out the instructions given by the local authorities or emergency services. Do not use open sources of fire (stoves, cigarettes, etc.).
If necessary, seal the door and ventilation window openings and prepare for possible evacuation. It should be remembered about the possibility of a threat
or failure in a situation when we hear an explosion, observe rising smoke, observe increased movement of emergency vehicles. Emission of gas into the atmosphere
it can also be visible or perceptible. If you experience any of the symptoms that indicate a failure or hazard, be prepared
for evacuation. In the case of an announced evacuation, you should remain calm and follow the instructions given. During the evacuation, keep
be particularly careful and, as far as possible, be helpful to other participants in the evacuation. Do not obstruct the evacuation of other people.
5. List of emergency telephones as well as addresses and telephones of voivodship, poviat and municipal authorities and services responsible for undertaking operational and rescue activities.
Emergency telephones:
| L.p. | unit | The address of the | Emergency phone | Phone |
| 1 | Emergency Services | 112 | ||
| 2 | Fire brigade | KMPSP26 – 600 Radomul. Traugutta 57 Ads | 998 | 48 / 368 89 00 |
| 3 | Fire brigade | JRGPSP26 – 600 Radomul. Potkanowska 50 | 998 | 48 / 332 28 94 |
| 4 | Police | KMP26 – 600 Radomul. 11th November 37/59 | 997 | 48 / 345 26 30 |
| 5 | Ambulance | RSPR26 – 600 Radomul. Adolf Tochterman 1 | 999 | 48 / 362 48 47 |
| 6 | Municipal Guard | SM26 – 600 Radomul. Moniuszko 9 Ads | 986 | 48 / 362 04 64 |
| 7 | Gas Emergency | PG26 – 606 Radomul. Gas 11/13 | 992 | |
| 8 | Energy Emergency | PE26 – 604 Radom ul. Average 49 | 991 | 48 / 365 70 00 |
| 9 | Water Supply Emergency | 26 – 600 Radomul. Filtrowa 4 | 994 | 48 / 383 15 98 |
| 10 | District Sanitary and Epidemiological Station | PSSE26 – 600 Radomul. gen. Leopold Okulicki 9D | 48 / 345 15 89 | |
| 11 | Powiatowy Inspektor Nadzoru Budowlanego in Radom | PSNB26 – 600 Radomul. Wjazdowa 4 | 48 / 366 20 04 | |
| 12 | Mazovian Voivodship Office in Warsaw Voivodship Crisis Management Centre | MUW w W00 – 950 Warszawapl. Bank 3 / 5 | 987 | 22 / 595 13 0122 / 595 13 00 22 / 620 19 40 |
| 13 | Municipal Office in Radom – Department of Safety, Crisis Management and Security | 26 – 600 Radomul. Moniuszko 9 Ads | 48 / 262 03 34 | |
| 14 | Municipal Office in Radom | 26 – 600 Radom hive. Jan Kilinskiego 30 |
48 / 362 04 1948 / 362 04 24 | |
| 15 | Provincial Inspectorate for Environmental Protection in Warsaw Delegation in Radom | 26 – 600 radomul. Puławskiego 9 | 48 / 364 00 4648 / 364 00 47 | |
| 16 | Bottling plant manager | 26 – 600 Radomul. Tokarska 3 | 48 332 94 90 |
6. Other issues, important for the safety of residents.
In the area of the Liquefied Gas Bottling Plant, the safety rules in force at the plant should be followed. The management of the establishment or responsible must be informed
services with identified hazards or the assumption of an accident or hazard. Analysis of the probability of occurrence of selected emergency events and simulations
the potential effects of representative emergencies consisting of:
– catastrophic rupture of the storage tank – the worst event in its consequences,
– rupture of the tank drainage pipe over the entire cross-section above the closing valves – events representing leaks caused by leakage of the installation,
– breaking the loading hose over the entire cross-section – an event concerning the mechanically weakest element of the base process installations,
– rupture of the gas cylinder in the cylinder warehouse and further damage to the next 10 cylinders
– an event resulting in a 'domino effect' by breaking subsequent cylinders, releasing a significant amount of gas,
are available for inspection in the Major Accident Prevention Program developed by the plant for the liquefied gas base in Radom at ul. Tokarska 3.
The program for the prevention of Major Industrial Accidents is located on the premises of the plant and in the Municipal Headquarters of the State Fire Service in Radom.