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Classification of fire hazard levels in distribution rooms and transformer rooms

2009-12-07View Original

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How many categories are the fire hazard levels of distribution rooms and transformer rooms divided into? Can they be classified as Category D? What is the basis? Can the fire hazard level of air compressor station and nitrogen station also be classified as Category D? What is the basis?
Reply #22009-12-08
Substation and distribution rooms do not fall under the fire hazard classification of production and storage because there are no production and storage processes. Air compressor stations and nitrogen stations can be classified as Category D.

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