Can the power distribution room and control room be in the same building? Such as separated by floors or left and right?
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Can the power distribution room and control room be in the same building? Such as separated by floors or left and right?
Sure, it seems like that’s what we all do
Yes, our company is on the same floor now; the previous company was also on the same floor, and there are also power distribution rooms and instrument rooms on the 2nd floor.
Is a firewall needed? Or should we consider the interference of electromagnets on control? ? ?
Is a firewall needed? Or should we consider the interference of electromagnets on control? ? ?
The control room you’re referring to is: the central control room? On-site control room? Still the on-site cabinet room? The central control room and the field control room should not share the same building as the substation; otherwise, they must meet the requirements of the fire protection codes for construction design.
The central control room and the on-site control room should not share the same building as the substation; if they do, they must meet the requirements of the fire protection codes for building design.
Many fine chemicals are produced in completed buildings. The large petrochemical companies will definitely be separated.
The chemical industry also has such requirements; reference can be made to HG 20508-2014, Design Code for Control Rooms