This is an exact quote from safety production technology in occupational safety, right?
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“Is the sentence \"Boiler equipment and power distribution equipment may become ignition sources, and should be located in an area upwind of equipment containing flammable liquids\" correct? I keep feeling that something is not right; please, fellow sailors, can you explain it to me? Thank you!
That’s right, right? If the ignition source is located downwind, the leakage of flammable materials, carried by the wind toward the ignition source, can cause an explosion or fire.
This statement is inappropriate; it should be located on the downwind side of the minimum annual wind direction frequency for flammable liquid equipment.
It can only be said that it’s not rigorous enough 11111111111111
It should be located on the downwind side of the direction with the lowest frequency of wind patterns throughout the year for flammable liquid equipment; in addition, safety distances shall be determined in accordance with the Building Code and the Petrochemical Code.