|
|
|
|
|
 Prevention of explosion |
 | In the event of a gas leak, ventilate properly by letting indoor gas out. Refrain from using an electric switch or a heat source. |
|
| In an airtight space where a lot of dust is incurred, install a dust collector and avoid using a heat source. |
|
| Avoid excessive use of home electronics, boiler, etc. which are likely to be overheated. Check safety valves etc. all the time. |
|
| Avoid overheat of batteries for cellular phones, notebooks, etc. Do not keep such batteries with metal substances. Avoid excessive pressure. |
|
| Make a hole in an explosive container such as portable butane gas, hair spray etc. and discharge the remaining gas before throwing it away. |
|
| Do not leave flammable or combustible materials such as a gas lighter etc. inside the car during the summer season. |
|
| When a suspected explosive is found, do not attempt to disassemble. Call the nearby police station or military unit. |
|
|
 During an explosion |
| Rapidly take shelter out of a building against a secondary explosion. |
|
| During an explosion, you may suffer some hearing difficulties due to the roaring sound. Cover your ears as you take shelter. |
|
| Move quickly to a safe place such as a far place, a covered wall etc. |
|
| Be careful of broken pieces or falling objects as well as suffocation from smoke or gas. |
|
| Move injured persons first to a safe place and take emergency measures. |
|
| Do not use an electric switch or a heat source to prevent additional explosions. Close gas valves and open the window for natural ventilation. |
|
|
Home > Safe Guide > Explosion
Information : Administrative Management Division / Hyun-jin Choi / 02-2100-5128