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How to determine whether it is an explosive gas environment?

2018-01-16View Original

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I would like to ask everyone: is the test area using No. 32 lubricant located in an environment with explosive gases? Is it necessary to choose explosion-proof versions for electrical equipment (pump motors, instruments, etc.)?
Reply #22018-01-16
There are national standards for this; the original poster should refer to the contents of GB 3836 and GB 12476, as they contain detailed regulations and requirements.
Reply #32018-01-16
For explosion-proof selection, the key factor is whether there are flammable or explosive substances in the working environment; it is also necessary to consider whether the installation will take place outdoors, with IP55 being the preferred rating in such cases
Reply #42018-01-18
GB 50058-2014 Code for Design of Electrical Installations in Explosive Atmospheres

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