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Safety distance issue for cooling towers

2018-08-18View Original

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There are regulations specifying a minimum horizontal distance for cooling towers in chemical manufacturing enterprises. Our company intends to install mechanically ventilated fiberglass cooling towers – what is the specific safety distance required? Which standard is it? I seek answers from the experts. . . . . . . . . . . . . Key points: mechanical ventilation, made of fiberglass.
Reply #22018-08-18
It is recommended to think in a different way: the safety distance requirements surrounding other equipment and devices are also safety distances that you need to address. I’m not sure if it’s feasible.
Reply #32018-08-18
Uh... these are all great ideas!
Reply #42018-08-18
GBT 50102 Code for Design of Industrial Circulating Water Cooling Towers; SH 3016 Code for Design of Circulating Water Systems in Petrochemical Enterprises
Reply #52021-03-28
Should a cooling tower be classified as a Class E building or a Class C building?
Reply #62021-03-28
In accordance with GB 50187-2012 Code for General Layout Design of Industrial Enterprises.

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