How is the safety distance determined between the auxiliary combustion chamber of the regenerator in the restart device and the surrounding equipment?

2008-02-18View Original

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How is the safety distance determined between the auxiliary combustion chamber of the regenerator in the restart device and the surrounding equipment?

Reply #22008-02-19

See the distance between open-flame equipment and surrounding equipment

Reply #32008-02-19

It can be handled in accordance with the provisions on fire separation distances for the layout of equipment and buildings in Article 4.2.1 of the Code for Fire Protection Design of Petrochemical Enterprises.

Reply #42008-02-20

Is the auxiliary combustion chamber of the regenerator in the restart device considered a special open-flame device? Some say there are requirements regarding safety distances, while others say there aren’t – after all, the auxiliary combustion chamber is only used during operation.

Reply #52008-02-20

Actually, the most dangerous part of such installations is the operations carried out when starting up or shutting down hazardous chemical facilities; even treating them as open flames doesn’t provide any protection, don’t you think?

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