Distance from outdoor equipment to the workshop
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I created a general layout diagram; there is a row of vacuum pumps and exhaust gas absorption units outside the workshop. Today, the design review office asked for evidence showing that there are no restrictions on the distance between the auxiliary equipment outside the workshop and the workshop itself. I’ve searched for this information for ages but couldn’t find it. I hope experts can offer some guidance. . . .
Check whether the specifications for the layout of chemical plant equipment contain relevant provisions
The auxiliary equipment outside the workshop is considered part of the workshop; then why is there a distance limit?
Explanation of Article 3.4.6 of GB50016-2014: The distance between outdoor equipment and the building to which it belongs is primarily determined based on process requirements; this code does not specify any requirements in this regard.
Explanation of Article 3.4.6 of GB50016-2014: The distance between outdoor equipment and the building to which it belongs is primarily determined based on process requirements; this code does not specify any requirements in this regard.
Explanation of Article 3.4.6 of GB50016-2014: The distance between outdoor equipment and the building to which it belongs is primarily determined based on process requirements; this code does not specify any requirements in this regard.
I have done this kind of work; there are regulations stating that the distance between outdoor equipment and the building it belongs to can be determined according to the process requirements, with no fixed rules. I just can’t remember where it says that
Those who review drawings are from the civil engineering field. . . . .