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Fire hazard classification in waste acid regeneration units

2017-07-14View Original

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Help: Does anyone know what the fire hazard classifications are for the furnace, reactor, high-temperature dust collector, WSA condenser, and air compressor in a spent acid regeneration unit? What standards are used for the judgment? Thank you so much!
Reply #22017-07-15
Is it Topso’s process? How long has the vehicle been in use? Are the boiler and catalysts clogged?
Reply #32017-07-15
Is it Topso’s process? How long has the vehicle been in use? Are the boiler and catalysts clogged?
Reply #42017-07-16
The WSA process typically only designates the area in front of the incinerator as an explosion-proof zone, with all other areas being non-explosion-proof zones.
Reply #52017-07-17
Thank you! That means that apart from the incinerator, there are no fire separation requirements between other equipment.
Reply #62017-07-24
The equipment for the WSA process occupies little space

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