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Do we need a door between high pressure and low pressure?

2019-12-24View Original

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Is it okay to have no door between the high-pressure area and the low-pressure area?
Reply #22019-12-27
It’s common to have both high-voltage and low-voltage systems in the same room. There are many examples of this
Reply #32019-12-27
Oh, I see. Here, there are doors between the high-voltage and low-voltage rooms in our substation, and they were even changed due to direction issues. I thought a door was necessary:$
Reply #42019-12-28
It can be set in one space. But if separate power distribution rooms are established, then Class A or Class B fire doors must be installed in accordance with the design specifications for such rooms!
Reply #52019-12-30
Judging from the design, each room needs to be equipped with doors, and they must be fire-resistant doors.

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