What procedures do stone processing plants need to go through?

The procedures required by the stone processing plant are as follows:

First of all, there must be verification and registration by the industrial and commercial departments. As a regular gravel yard, its business license and tax registration certificate must be handled by the national industrial and commercial department. In addition, it is necessary to provide the certificate of handling the sand and gravel factory, the name of the sand and gravel yard project, the operating period, the registration fee and the application form.

Second, ask the Land and Resources Bureau to open a mining license. Mineral resources belong to the national resources, and it is necessary to apply for a mining license from the national or local land and resources bureau to start a quarry.

Third, safety management approval and environmental assessment.

What are the hazards of chemical plants?

First of all, it can be roughly divided into two aspects, the harm to the environment and the harm to people.

1. Harm to the environment

For example, sewage and waste gas discharged from chemical plants do harm to the surrounding water sources, soil and atmospheric environment, as well as noise and radiation. In addition, flammability and explosion will lead to the danger of fire and explosion, and leakage of toxic substances or fire and explosion will lead to the danger of toxic gas diffusion. Therefore, China has very strict requirements on the safety production and environmental protection of chemical plants.

Polluted water, soil and atmosphere will affect the quality of human drinking water and breathing air. In addition, it will harm animals and plants, crops and microorganisms through the ecological circle, and then affect human health through the food chain.

2. Harm to people

The harm to people can be divided into two categories. First of all, the injuries to factory workers include occupational hazards and non-occupational injuries (that is, red injuries and white injuries); The second is the harm to the surrounding residents.

These hazards may come from toxic hazards of raw materials, chemical side reactions or by-products, noise, radiation and mechanical damage caused by production equipment, and various dust hazards.

Harm to people, in addition to acute accidents will lead to casualties, but also cause chronic injuries, such as hearing loss caused by noise; Dust causes pneumoconiosis, various chronic chemical poisoning, dermatosis, asthma, allergic pneumonia, etc.

Of course, it should be determined according to the types of actual exposure factors and their concentration (intensity), contact duration, contact frequency and so on.

Legal basis:

Article 56 of the Environmental Protection Law

For a construction project that should prepare an environmental impact report according to law, the construction unit shall explain the situation to the public who may be affected and fully solicit opinions. After receiving the environmental impact report of the construction project, the department responsible for examining and approving the environmental impact assessment document of the construction project shall make the full text public, except for matters involving state secrets and commercial secrets; If it is found that the construction project has not fully solicited public opinions, the construction unit shall be instructed to solicit public opinions.