Is it necessary to recommend that the refrigeration units, refrigerant storage tanks, circulation tanks, etc. be installed separately outside multi-story buildings?

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Although fluorine-based refrigerants are non-flammable gases, operations are carried out under pressure in cooling systems, and the refrigerants are stored in tanks under pressure; this poses risks of tank explosion, as well as poisoning and suffocation due to leaks. It is recommended that refrigeration units, refrigerant tanks, circulation tanks, etc. be installed separately outside multi-story buildings. Is it necessary? For systems using liquid ammonia cooling, the ammonia tank can also be placed in the compressor room!

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Is it necessary to recommend that the refrigeration units, refrigerant storage tanks, circulation tanks, etc. be installed separately outside multi-story buildings?

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