What is the fire hazard classification for the building where the oil separator is located? ? How to determine it? ?

2017-08-02View Original

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What is the fire hazard classification for the building where the oil separator is located? ? How to determine it? ?

Reply #22017-08-03

It depends on the components of the oil that is separated in the oil separator. Generally speaking, the light oils floating on the upper layers of the oil separator may emit vapors, so it should be classified as Category A.

Reply #32017-08-05

What if there is tar in the oil separator? ? Should it also be classified as Category A?

Reply #42017-08-07

If it is confirmed to be tar, there is no need to classify it as Category A; it is sufficient to ensure that the wastewater coming from upstream does not contain light oil components. Also, be careful not to let the temperature get too high

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