Do cylinders and their busbars need to be separated by 2 meters?
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I heard from experts that the distance between the cylinder and its busbar needs to be 2 meters. Where does this regulation come from? I feel like this request is very strange, and I don’t know where the experts came from.
Such regulations are usually enacted to ensure safety. Cylinders are containers that store compressed gas. If placed too close to each other, accidental damage or leakage may occur. The busbar is usually used to discharge exhaust gas and requires a certain amount of space to ensure the emission effect and prevent pollution. Such regulations may come from relevant industry associations, safety standards organizations or * * Guidance documents or regulations from relevant departments. For specific sources, you can consult relevant experts or consult relevant industry safety regulations. .
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This is the provision in GB4962 "Technical Specifications for Safety in the Use of Hydrogen"