I would like to ask: Since GB50058-2014 has removed the concept of fire-hazardous environments, how should electrical equipment in such environments be protected?

2017-11-02View Original

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I would like to ask: Since GB50058-2014 has removed the concept of fire-hazardous environments, how should electrical equipment in such environments be protected?

Reply #22017-11-03

I’m not entirely sure of the expert’s overall intentions, but one thing is certain: if the explosion-proof requirements are met, then there should be no problems in environments with fire hazards. Of course, it might be argued that what if environments with fire hazards are not designed and installed in accordance with the standards for explosion-prone areas? Well, it depends on how the risk assessment is carried out. One must not ignore the dangers; after all, the responsibility lies with oneself. If there are no flammable materials that could create an explosive hazard, basic electrical safety is fully ensured. Personal opinion; discussions are welcome

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