Seek advice on how to arrange oxygen cylinders and hydrogen cylinders in Class A workshops
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Dear sea friends, may I ask how oxygen cylinders and hydrogen cylinders should be arranged in Class A workshops? By what standard? Thank you.
Article 5.5.3 of GB51283: The total geometric volume of steel cylinders containing flammable gases and oxidizing gases (liquefied gases) intended for use in factories (production facilities) shall not exceed 1 m3. Such cylinders must be stored either in an open shed located at the edge of the factory (production facility) or in a cylinder room within the factory adjacent to the outer wall, with reliable fixing measures such as cylinder racks in place. The gas cylinder room within the factory building should be separated from other areas by firewalls ； When the number of people working in other areas of the factory at the same time exceeds 10, explosion-proof walls should be used for separation. The fire separation distance between steel cylinders containing flammable gases and open flames or areas where sparks are generated should not be less than 15 m.