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May I ask the experts: what explosion protection rating should the PSA explosion-proof wiring box for methanol-to-hydrogen production have?

2017-05-16View Original

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As the title suggests, I’m also wondering if there are any relevant guidelines. Please give me some advice; thank you.
Reply #22017-05-16
It’s relatively strict; I think it’s IIC T3 in terms of strictness
Reply #32017-05-16
Check the electrical explosion-proof area classification diagram.
Reply #42017-05-16
This post was last edited by qugd on 2017-5-16 at 14:09. During the hydrogen production via methanol cracking, hydrogen and carbon monoxide are generated; the explosion-proof rating of the electrical equipment used must be IIC in areas where cracking gases may be present.

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