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Explosion prevention issues in oxygen production via air separation

2009-04-17View Original

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Does an oxygen production workshop need to be explosion-proof? Why do everyone have different opinions? Some think explosion protection is necessary, while others believe it’s not required if there are no flammable materials in the vicinity. What’s going on?
Reply #22009-04-17
Oxygen itself is not explosive, so there is no need for explosion-proof measures
Reply #32009-04-19
Explosion protection is generally not required! But be careful with the storage of flammable materials and oils! Oxygen itself supports combustion, but it does not burn on its own! So there must be no flammable materials~~

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