Does the fire separation distance from an open flame or a spark-producing source refer to the axis of the equipment itself or that of the building?

2017-01-22View Original

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Does the fire separation distance from an open flame or a spark-producing source refer to the axis of the equipment itself or that of the building?

Reply #22017-01-22

It should be the distance between the outer edges.

Reply #32017-01-22

Are there fire separation requirements in buildings with open flames?

Reply #42017-01-22

In the case of buildings, this refers to the openings in doors and windows through which heat can escape; therefore, sometimes when the fire separation distance is insufficient, blocking the doors and windows on one side of the wall with a solid wall may be sufficient.

Reply #52017-01-23

It should be calculated based on the shortest spatial distance from the location where sparks may splash to the designated explosion-proof area.

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