I was wondering that hydrogen gas is produced as a reaction in certain outdoor pools – are there any distance requirements between such pools and buildings as well as roads?
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I was wondering that hydrogen gas is produced as a reaction in certain outdoor pools – are there any distance requirements between such pools and buildings as well as roads? Is explosion protection needed around it? ? The pool is outdoors
The production volume is not very large; it’s just the hydrogen generated by the microelectrolysis reaction
First, if the fire hazard category of that outdoor facility is classified as Class A, then: 1. Determine which set of regulations applies to that industrial site (building codes or petrochemical industry regulations). 2. Identify all the buildings, structures, roads, and other facilities surrounding that facility. 3. Then refer to the relevant regulations and tables to determine the required fire separation distances between that facility and various buildings and structures. II. All electrical equipment within this outdoor unit is of explosion-proof type. As for whether the equipment in adjacent buildings is explosion-proof, it has nothing to do with this outdoor device.
It applies to all cases; the key is to look up a table. Which table should be used? ? Please note it is a pool
Petroleum and Chemical Industry Regulations Table 4.2.12 Fire separation distances between process units (A) and surrounding facilities
If the amount is small, is it still possible for accumulation to occur in an open-air pool?
Looking at the posts you’ve made these past few days, I think it’s better to have a professional handle the overall design, as well as the classification of the factory building – after all, it relates to safety