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Should an explosion-proof wall or a regular partition wall be installed between the pyrolysis furnace and its dedicated transformer?

2017-11-03View Original

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I have a question for everyone. The safety regulations for sodium cyanide specify that a partition wall should be used to separate the pyrolysis furnace from its dedicated transformer. I was wondering whether this partition wall needs to be an explosion-proof one, or a regular one will suffice
Reply #22017-11-06
Using blast walls makes it relatively safer.

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