I was wondering that electrolysis produces hydrogen gas; in a room, if the area of that room accounts for more than 5% of the total area of the factory building…
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Electrolysis produces hydrogen gas. If such a room occupies more than 5% of the total area of the factory building, how should the fire hazard associated with that factory building be classified? What safety measures are required for that room? ? ? There must be a legal basis
This post was last edited by b320 on 2017-8-1 at 12:30. According to the general standards of the Code for Fire Protection Design of Buildings GB 50016-2006, the presence of flammable gases classifies it as Category A. However, for hydrogen produced by electrolyzing metals, the specific standard \"GB50630-2010 Code for Fire Protection Design of Non-ferrous Metal Engineering\" stipulates that it can be classified as Category V.
May I ask which provision states that it only needs to be of Category V? I couldn’t find it
Page 75 contains a detailed table that lists the electrolysis processes