A page on "Designated Quantities and Storage Standards for Hazardous Materials" has been added to the explanatory materials.
The specified quantity of hazardous materials refers to the amount established under the Fire Service Act to regulate the storage and handling of hazardous materials in order to minimize the risk of fire.
When storing or handling hazardous materials in quantities exceeding the specified amount, they must be managed at facilities that have obtained permission under the Fire Service Act. To manage hazardous materials safely and legally, it is important to correctly understand the concept of specified quantities and reflect it in daily storage and handling practices.
This article explains the definitions of each category, the calculation methods essential for practical use, legal regulations based on storage amounts, practical operational methods, and the differences from classifications used overseas.
We also introduce cleaning agents that are not subject to the Fire Service Act, which can help reduce the burden of managing hazardous materials.

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