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Issues regarding the design choices for combustible gas alarm systems

2017-01-12 View Original

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How should one determine whether to install a combustible gas alarm system? It seems that the regulations are quite vague; sometimes it’s not clear whether such an installation is necessary or not
Reply #2 2017-01-12
:Lol, no need to worry about it – this is essential; otherwise, safety regulations won’t allow it
Reply #3 2017-01-12
The post posted by the original poster is much too general, and I don’t know how to respond.
Reply #4 2017-01-13
The post posted by the original poster is much too general; it’s not clear how to respond
Reply #5 2017-01-13
For example, in outdoor natural gas stations, whether combustible gas detectors should be installed in the process equipment areas, and what standards should be followed.
Reply #6 2017-01-13
For those in the chemical industry, it’s fine to follow the chemical industry standards, as these standards are stricter than the national standards. They should be installed in any area where there is a possibility of flammable gas leakage or accumulation.
Reply #7 2017-01-13
According to GB50183 6.16, flammable gas detection and alarm devices are not required for open-air Class A production facilities. Yes, it can be left unset.

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