Means Used for Destroying and Burning Propellants

03:42, 11/07/2024

The Ministry of National Defense issued Circular 109/2016/TT-BQP on August 05, 2016, specifically listing the means used for the destruction of propellant drugs.

Means and tools for destroying propellant listed in Circular 109 include:

- Fire-resistant safety gear for personnel directly involved in destroying propellant, including: Fire-resistant clothing; fire-resistant helmets; fire-resistant gloves; fire-resistant boots, and masks compliant with the procedure requirements;- Transportation means, including: Two-wheeled hand carts and human-powered carrying tools:- Two-wheeled hand carts: The cart must be in good condition; equipped with rubber tires; wooden deck lined with rubber, with barricades at both ends; sturdy handles; axle connected to the cart body with a bearing casing;- Human-powered carrying tools: Must be durable and sturdy enough to transport propellant boxes from the staging area in the bunker to the destruction site.- Fire prevention and fighting means, including: Fire engines; various firefighting tools and equipment;- Fire-starting means for igniting the flame path, including: Matches; lighters; fabric; diesel oil; poles (rods) for igniting. Only one person is authorized to handle fire-starting means, assigned by the commander;- Temperature measuring means: Mercury thermometers with a range from 5°C to 100°C.

For more details, see Circular 109/2016/TT-BQP, effective from September 20, 2016.

-Thao Uyen-

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