Should explosion-proof requirements be considered for low-pressure cryogenic oxygen stations?

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A beginner is currently working on the design of an oxygen station; after reviewing the GB50030 design standards, it seems that there is no mention of the need for explosion protection between air compressors and oxygen compressors. I’m not sure if it’s possible to not require explosion-proof motors?

Reply #22008-12-06

Be careful with oxygen compressors; moreover, you need to consider the environment surrounding the equipment.

Reply #32008-12-06

The air compressor station and the oxygen compressor can be located in the same workshop, but a safe distance must be maintained between them. If conditions permit, they can each have their own separate workshop.

Reply #42011-07-24

Please refer to GB 16912-2008 Safety Technical Regulations for the Production of Oxygen and Related Gases by Deep Freezing Method

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