Are there any vehicle exhaust systems these days that come equipped with built-in spark extinguishers?
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Vehicles entering the production area of chemical plants are required to have spark arresters installed on their exhaust pipes. Recently, during an inspection, it was found that some units were not equipped with such devices. When questioned, the security guard and the vehicle owner claimed that the exhaust pipes came equipped with built-in spark extinguishers, but they could not provide any proof for this claim. I’m wondering if all vehicles these days have been upgraded and equipped with specialized fire extinguishing devices for Mars
This post was last edited by ylb913 on 2018-9-13 at 12:50. I’ve never heard of exhaust systems having built-in fire shields.
It seems I’ve run into someone bold enough to try to deceive me; P
To date, no cars equipped with built-in Mars extinguishing devices have been seen; in principle, it doesn’t seem difficult, so I wonder if such specialized vehicles will ever appear
Indeed, technically it’s not difficult. Perhaps it's a limitation of feasibility. If an integrated spark arrester is installed at the exhaust outlet of freight vehicles, its usage frequency is very low (only in areas where there is a risk of combustion and explosion in the production or storage of hazardous chemicals), making it little useful. So, if we understand it as the vehicle owner adding auxiliary devices according to actual needs, then there will be no freight vehicles equipped with exhaust flame extinguishers at the time of manufacturing
I’ve never heard of exhaust systems having built-in fire shields. Back-and-forth spraying machine, spraying robot, tunnel oven, UV curing machine, franchise for whole-brain development, franchise for right-brain development, UVLED surface light source, infrared tunnel oven, UVLED curing equipment
Thank you for the reminder! Sometimes I am in charge of managing the logistics vehicles, and I often get deceived by the drivers, because we really don’t know anything about it and there are no relevant documents to support us. So I have no choice but to come to the forum and ask for help from those who understand: handshake