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Fire hazard classification of air compressor stations

2019-02-27View Original

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What is the fire hazard category of the air compressor station? What are the corresponding standard specifications for reference?
Reply #22019-02-27
Category B, same as oxygen stations, air separation plant buildings
Reply #32019-02-27
Oil-lubricated air compressor stations are classified as Class D; Oil-free lubrication (air free of oil) is classified as Category V~~
Reply #42019-02-27
Personally, I think what was said on the fifth floor makes sense; the appendix mentions an air separation station, not an air compression station
Reply #52019-02-28
If the air separation plant only produces nitrogen and oxygen is released into the atmosphere, does this plant still need to be classified as a Class B fire hazard?
Reply #62019-08-09
GB50029-2014 Oil-free Class V, Oil-containing Class D
Reply #72019-08-10
In accordance with GB50029-2014 \"Code for Design of Compressed Air Stations\"

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