Table 4.2.12 of the petrochemical regulations specifies only the spacing requirements between Class A, B, and C plant areas; so how is the spacing for Class D and E areas determined?

2019-06-25View Original

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Table 4.2.12 of the petrochemical regulations specifies only the spacing requirements between Class A, B, and C plant areas; so how is the spacing for Class D and E areas determined?

Reply #22019-06-26

If there’s no rule, it means it’s not required; don’t make things difficult for yourself

Reply #32019-06-27

When the petrochemical regulations are not applicable, the building codes can be used. Generally, for Class D and E facilities, in addition to considering the fire separation distances from Class A, B, and C facilities, it is also necessary to determine whether they can be located in areas prone to explosions.

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