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Explosion protection for liquid oxygen pump motors

2010-12-29View Original

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Oxygen is not considered a flammable substance. Is it necessary to use explosion-proof electrical equipment in an oxygen-rich environment, and what standards govern this? In foreign countries, explosion-proof motors are generally not used for liquid oxygen pump motors; should such motors also be explosion-proof?
Reply #22011-03-31
The last edit to this post was made by mw_mw123 on 2011-3-31 at 00:53. Generally, the motors of imported liquid oxygen pumps are not explosion-proof motors; an IP55 protection rating is sufficient; The electrical equipment used in conjunction with it also does not need to be explosion-proof; only the motor of the LNG pump is an explosion-proof type. The on-site control panel used must, however, be explosion-proof. I guess this is another difference between oxygen and LNG

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