What are the storage methods of calcium chloride

As an inorganic compound, calcium chloride is composed of chlorine and calcium. It is a typical ionic halide. Calcium chloride is generally white, hard fragments or particles. Slightly bitter, odorless. Calcium chloride has very good adsorption capacity and low desorption temperature for ammonia, and has great application prospects in the adsorption and separation of synthetic ammonia. What do you know about the storage methods of calcium chloride?

Calcium chloride is generally stored in a dry, cool and ventilated warehouse, away from fire and heat source, and keep the container sealed. Calcium chloride shall be stored separately from ethers and borides. The lighting and ventilation in the storage space shall be explosion-proof. The switch shall be set outside the warehouse, and corresponding varieties and quantities of fire-fighting equipment shall be equipped.