Installation height of oxygen detection alarm
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Experts have visited the factory on several occasions for inspections. There are regulations regarding the installation height of oxygen detection alarms in the filling area – some suggest installing them at a height of 30 cm above the ground, while others recommend a height of 170 cm. I’m looking for specific guidelines regarding the proper installation height of these alarms. It’s really impossible to make any changes: L
When they brought it up, didn’t you ask them what criteria they were using to do it?
You are challenging the authority of an expert. It’s best to clarify things on the spot, even if it means making up some excuse about which standard requires such installation, in order to make the experts unsure. Then as long as it’s not written down, it’s fine. Even pseudo-experts are not sure exactly how high it should be; it’s normal for different pseudo-experts to have conflicting opinions
How does this turn into a challenge to authority? It’s not asking you to argue with him – don’t you have any skills in verbal communication? Can’t you be more polite? Won’t you take a peek in private and ask? There are always more solutions than problems, right?
GB/T50493-2019 Clause 6.1.3: 1.5m–2m above the floor or floor slab.
Article 6.1.3 of the \"Design Code for Detection and Alarm of Flammable and Toxic Gases in Petrochemical Industries\" (GB/T 50493-2019): The installation height of environmental oxygen detectors should be between 1.5 m and 2.0 m above the floor or floor slab.
It’s not allowed to carry it with you! ! ! If required by regulations, only fixed types are accepted. A portable one is better than having none
Press two, one high and one low – it works no matter who checks it: lol.