Explosion-proof control room and cabinet room
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I would like to ask everyone: is there a floor designated for blast-resistant cabinet rooms, air conditioning rooms, etc.?； The second floor is the control room – is it a prototype for small devices? ? ? Due to the limited total floor area, a flat layout on one floor is not allowed. I seek help from all experts
We have a control room on the first floor and cabinet rooms on the second floor; the building is designed to be blast-resistant
Help, please give me a sample to take a look at. Thank you
There is no template; as long as it meets the design specifications, it’s sufficient to have a design firm create the plans. On the first floor, there can be cabinet rooms, air conditioning rooms, UPS rooms, etc., while the second floor can be used as a control room! Many companies do this!
It is recommended to refer to standard 50779-2012; if two floors are necessary, it is suggested that the control room and cabinet rooms be on the first floor, while the second floor can be used for other purposes. It facilitates the evacuation of people in case of an emergency. PS: The blast-resistant control room on the second floor is much more expensive to construct than one on the first floor.
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In the draft for approval of the new version of the standards, it is specified that when the peak overpressure caused by the explosion shock wave is greater than 6.9 kPa but not more than 21 kPa, the number of floors should not exceed two, and the total height should not exceed 12 m； When the peak incident overpressure of the blast shock wave is greater than 21 kPa, the number of layers should be one. So to determine exactly how many layers are needed, we first have to figure out the explosive shock wave!
50779 Standards for blast resistance design of petrochemical buildings – is this it?
That’s right! The new version is currently in the approval process, with a chapter on the renovation of existing buildings added.