May the power distribution room and the control room be in the same room or adjacent to each other?
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May the power distribution room and the control room be in the same room or adjacent to each other? ? ?
They can be placed adjacent to each other; that’s exactly what we used to do.
There are no requirements between the power distribution room and the control room. The power distribution room is related to high-voltage electricity, while the control room is related to low-voltage electricity. Since high-voltage electricity can affect low-voltage electricity, there are requirements regarding spacing or barriers when these areas are arranged side by side; other than that, there should be no further requirements.
That shouldn’t be possible, right? Last time the safety supervision agency brought in experts for an inspection, it seemed that a distance of 15 meters was required
What is a sentence that can explain this requirement?
Where standard requirements prevent them from being placed together, the power distribution room typically uses 380V voltage, which is considered industrial electricity, while the instrument room deals with low-voltage electrical systems. If these two areas are placed together, the instruments may develop unexpected malfunctions.
The control room should not be adjacent to the main substation； The control room should not be located adjacent to the regional substation; if adjacency is necessary due to constraints, they should not share the same building ； The central control room should not be adjacent to the substation. See HG/T-20508-2014
I don’t know; the design institute is fiddling around like that
No, it should be 56 meters between the two buildings, with a road in the middle facing each other