Discussion on Article 4.2.8 of the Code for Design of Petrochemical Control Rooms
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Clause 4.2.8 of the \"Code for Design of Petrochemical Control Rooms\" stipulates that control rooms should not be located adjacent to main substations or regional power distribution substations; if adjacency is necessary due to constraints, they should not share the same building. I would like to ask the experts: if the control room and the substation can be located next to each other, doesn’t that mean they are just two rooms in the same building? If they can be adjacent yet not share the same building, it seems contradictory. How should this be understood? And as long as there is no signal interference in the power distribution and control rooms, isn’t that enough? Why can’t they be in the same building? It doesn’t make any sense:dizzy:. Can’t I set it up in two rooms of a residential building?
I don’t understand either. How am I supposed to interpret this? No one is taking orders