Does the denitration system need to be explosion-proof?

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Are explosion-proof instruments necessarily required for the denitration system? Do the related cables also need to be explosion-proof? What are the models of explosion-proof cables?

Reply #22018-03-13

If there are no special requirements, do those prepared from urea and ammonia solution require no explosion-proof measures?

Reply #32018-03-13

We didn’t design it for explosion protection; it was prepared using ammonia.

Reply #42018-03-18

Can the design and selection be carried out with reference to the \"GB 50058-2014 Code for Design of Electrical Installations in Explosive Atmospheres\"?

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