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Installation of combustible gas detectors for gas boilers

2017-09-16View Original

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What should be the installation height of the combustible gas detectors in gas boilers? According to design standards, those that are lighter than air should be installed within 0.5 to 2 meters of the source of emission; some suggest installing them on the roof instead.
Reply #22017-09-16
0.5-2 meters is about right; we’ll place it around this area. If the distance from the roof is too large, it will affect the testing
Reply #32017-09-16
For gas boilers, I’m not sure if the detectors in our hydrogen compressor plant are installed on the roof
Reply #42017-09-16
I’d like to check the installation requirements for toxic gases – which standard applies?
Reply #52017-09-17
Sy6503‑2016 and GB50493‑2009 specify clear requirements for installations that are located 05m to 2m above the source of emission, as well as those installed on rooftops.

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