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Are fire suppression pipes required in the substation?

2018-03-13View Original

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When designing a substation, is it necessary to install fire-fighting facilities such as fire hydrant boxes on the substation stairs and outdoors? Are there any regulatory requirements? I’ve never encountered such things in the projects I’ve worked on before, but it happens in the designs created by current design firms; I’m not quite sure why
Reply #22018-03-14
Yes, I also think design is unnecessary. But Baidu also received messages saying to use fire extinguishing water. I don’t know what basis it is based on
Reply #32018-03-16
Facilities such as fire hydrants need to be installed on the stairs of substations and outdoors where large oil-immersed transformers are present; they are not required elsewhere.

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