Regarding wood product processing enterprises
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Regarding wooden products and furniture manufacturing enterprises, a large amount of dust is generated; what are the requirements for electrical equipment in such production facilities? Are anti-static measures necessary?
GB50058 \"Code for Design of Electrical Installations in Explosive and Flammable Environments\": Zone 10 – Areas where explosive dust is present continuously or for an extended period of time. For electrical equipment, refer to Section 4 on Electrical Installations in Explosive Dust Environments. \"Code for Fire Protection Design of Buildings\" (GB50016-2006): Category B6 – Materials that can oxidize slowly when in contact with air at normal temperatures, and may catch fire due to the accumulation of heat. 3.6.6 In Class A factories where flammable gases or vapors heavier than air are released, as well as in Class B factories where there is a risk of explosion from dust or fibers, non-sparking floors should be used. When insulating materials are used as the overall surface layer, anti-static measures should be taken. Therefore, anti-static measures must be taken.
The motor should be dust-proof, and anti-static measures should also be implemented