Fire protection as mentioned in the regulations

Fire protection requirements refer to the demands for fire safety design and protective measures for buildings, facilities, equipment, etc., as stipulated by laws or relevant standards. In engineering, fire protection requirements typically involve aspects such as material selection, the installation location of equipment, the handling of cables passing through walls, the design of control valve stuffing boxes, the material used for cable trays, and the choice of gas supply lines for instruments. In areas with fire protection requirements, fire-resistant sealing measures must be applied at the points where cables pass through walls or enter electrical cabinets and panels, in order to prevent the spread of fire in the event of a fire ； The packing gland structure of control valves should use metal or flexible graphite packing to reduce the risk of fire ； When fire protection requirements apply, fire-resistant cable trays should be used to enhance fire resistance ； In applications where fire protection is required, the gas supply pipelines for instruments should be made of stainless steel to enhance their fire resistance. In summary, fire protection requirements are designed to ensure the fire safety of buildings and facilities, prevent the occurrence and spread of fires, and safeguard the lives and property of people. .

The fire protection requirements for automatic valves are derived from the PSI document of the piping discipline.