The unit is equipped with an oil-water separator and an oil storage tank; does the entire unit need to be explosion-proof?

2017-08-22 View Original

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The facility contains an oil-water separator (with a capacity of 8 cubic meters) and an oil phase storage tank (with a capacity of 2 cubic meters). The components in the oil phase include toluene, butyl acetate, etc. Does the entire facility area need to be classified as a Class A area? What is the basis for this classification? ? Do they all need to be explosion-proof? ? Is there any way to prevent explosions? ?

Reply #2 2017-08-23

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Reply #3 2017-08-23

Does the device need to be located in Class A area? ? ?

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