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Under what circumstances should liquefied hydrocarbons and flammable liquid pumps be placed in a pump house?

2010-12-30View Original

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Liquefied hydrocarbons and flammable liquid pumps are relatively dangerous; if placed in a room, there are many regulatory requirements. Then why put it in the pump room anyway? What situations require to be placed in the pump room? Please advise! !
Reply #22010-12-31
There are three ways to arrange pumps: outdoor, semi-outdoor, and indoor installation. Interior layout: In cold or windy/dusty areas, the pump can be installed indoors. If the process requirements dictate that the equipment be installed indoors, then the pumps associated with it should also be installed indoors.
Reply #32011-01-26
What was said on the 2nd floor is correct; generally, it’s in cold and windy areas with sandstorms, and for the projects in Inner Mongolia that were carried out recently, the pumps were all placed in pump rooms

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