This point can be known from Eugen's attitude just now.
"The gas inventory of the factory! I remind you, if you dare to hide anything about this matter, it could plunge the whole city into disaster again!"
"This..."
Goring hesitated a bit, seeing that the Labor Inspector had no intention of speaking for him, he had to take two steps back, "The chlorine produced by the chlorination plant is stored in liquid form in the underground storage tanks, with a stock of 75%..."
"Damn, doesn't the technical manual state that the safe storage amount is fifty percent!"
Gu Ji got angry and grabbed Goring's collar again.
Luca hurriedly stepped forward to stop him, "Herman, let him finish speaking first!"
"A 75% stockpile, about 45 tons."
Goring finally broke free from Gu Ji's grip and hid directly behind the Labor Inspector.
Gu Ji collected the sharp look in his eyes and continued to press him.
"Are there any other backup tanks?"
"We have set up three storage tanks in the basent, the other two... are also 75%."
"Two more? So, there's still 90 tons of liquid chlorine inside the factory?"
Upon hearing this news, Otto's head buzzed, almost fainting from anger.
Franz was also frozen in place.
Right now, just one storage tank leak is enough to put the entire city in danger; if the other two also leak, I fear the whole Rhine State, and even the opposite bank of Vichy Gaul, will suffer an attack.
"Damn it! Why did you produce so much chlorine!"
This ti it was the Labor Inspector who spoke first to scold, "Soone, take Goring to the police station and keep him under control; don't let him escape!"
Suddenly, the two policen took Goring back to the police car.
Gu Ji had no longer the mind to concern himself with Goring's charges at this mont.
The most important thing now is how to solve these two large tanks of liquid chlorine, and absolutely no mistakes can be made; the current manpower and material preparations can't withstand any trouble.
Stay calm, you must stay calm.
His brain was working quickly, and thanks to the shortened planning ti brought by the mark, an improbable solution suddenly appeared before Gu Ji!
"We need to quickly deal with these two tanks of liquid chlorine safely!"
"The key is how to handle them safely?"
Franz, as a chemical defense expert, deeply understood the difficulty, "Let alone the difficulty of transferring these 90 tons of liquid chlorine, the explosion at the synthetic rubber factory hasn't been dealt with yet; if there's a leak during the transfer, neither of us can bear that responsibility!"
"No transfer needed; we'll handle it right inside the factory!"
Gu Ji lifted his head, his tone was quite firm.
From the beginning, he doubted the cause of the chlorine leak.
Logically, a leak is different from an explosion; it has a reaction ti. Workers should have initiated ergency shutdown and started the ventilation system at the first sign of leakage, directing the toxic gas into decontamination towers, combustion towers, and other treatnt facilities for handling.
Even if the gas finally leaked from the chimney, there would be spraying equipnt to stop it.
But during the incident, it was as if these three pieces of equipnt had completely failed, not one of them was triggered.
Gu Ji thought it was equipnt failure.
But combined with the death toll in the accident, and Goring's just-reported number of workers.
It led him to one conclusion:
The personnel allocation at the production facility is insufficient!
With over two hundred people, it's already hard enough to et the basic operation of the Eastern Zone's factory, let alone spare any effort to manage the safety ergency equipnt.
After the explosion accident, workers lacked disaster ergency handling experience; they were just busy running on their own without thinking of activating the equipnt, resulting in the chlorine gas erupting unimpeded from the chimney.
After explaining his analysis and conclusion.
Franz pondered for a mont.
"The thod is feasible, but still, the sa thing, the risk is too big, what if there's a leak during the decontamination process?"
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