Relevant design standards for preventing burns in high-temperature process pipelines
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I would like to ask the experts: There is currently a high-temperature process system, where the temperatures of the pipes and equipment exceed 400°C. According to standards, such pipes and equipment should be equipped with insulation or thermal protection at these temperatures. But now, the goal is to achieve cooling through heat dissipation via pipes and equipment, rather than using insulation for thermal protection. What approach should be adopted in such a situation to provide both protection and cooling? What are the relevant design standards, which standard is it?
Are there any standards for installing guardrails for separation? How should they be installed?
Are there any standards for installing guardrails for separation? How should they be installed?
It’s okay without insulation, as long as it’s ensured that people cannot come into contact with the hot surfaces
Such high temperatures... why not put up more warning signs?
Add protective fences so that people can’t get close.
Are there any relevant design standards? Where can it be found?