Does the damaged solenoid valve housing in the under-construction benzene hydrogenation irrigation system need to be replaced?
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Does the damaged solenoid valve housing in the under-construction benzene hydrogenation irrigation system need to be replaced?
Solenoid valves are explosion-proof electrical devices; if their casing is damaged, their explosion-proof rating decreases, so it is recommended to replace them.
It’s necessary; otherwise, it won’t meet the explosion-proof specifications
For safety reasons, it is recommended to replace it.
Benzene hydrogenation takes place in a Class A explosion-proof area; the electromagnetic valve’s housing is damaged and must be replaced!
Yes, it must be replaced due to explosion-proof requirements.
Replace it; otherwise, it won’t meet the explosion-proof requirements.
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That’s right; the places where benzene is hydrogenated to produce cyclohexane are extremely dangerous, and high requirements are placed on explosion protection levels as well as IP ratings. Therefore, it must be replaced; one cannot be careless.
They are all experts in benzene hydrogenation! I completely agree with all of you experts!