What equipment is generally included in a cabinet room? What conditions need to be submitted to the civil engineering department?

Equipment such as control cabinets, power supply cabinets, and UPS systems should require the civil engineering team to be informed of their dimensions, load requirements, as well as details regarding the embedded foundations and wiring entrances/exit points

This post was last edited by Sichuan Instrument Control Beginner on 2015-6-12 at 19:53. The cabinet room usually contains PLC/DCS cabinets, safety barrier cabinets, UPS cabinets, and air conditioning cabinets. It is necessary to mention the volume, quantity, and load capacity of these cabinets ； Are there any explosion-proof requirements, or other needs such as sound insulation? ； Are there any requirements regarding doors and windows? ； Is an anti-static floor needed (or are anti-slip floor tiles required? Terrazzo? ） ； Is a ceiling needed? ； How to treat wall surfaces ； Location/size of openings in the cable tray entering the room ； Floor/Aspect Requirements ； Are there any distance requirements if there are rooms for other purposes such as laboratories, high and low voltage electrical substations, etc., next door? The cabinet room is usually reserved for equipment maintenance personnel; it is recommended to separate it from the operator’s room. Do not place tools cabinets or other equipment belonging to the on-site crew in the cabinet room, and ensure there is sufficient space between the front and back doors to facilitate maintenance.

This post was last edited by zxb1990 on 2015-6-12 22:54. Mouse-proof boards and fire-fighting equipment should also be added

Dimensions, cable trays, whether to use individual air conditioning or an integrated ventilation system, explosion protection, fire safety requirements, and other details such as the arrangement of pedestrian passages and rodent prevention measures

The cabinet room or the control room? 1. For the general control room, it is necessary to specify the dimensions required for the civil engineering work, as well as the sizes of various functional areas such as the cabinet room, operation room, engineers’ room, UPS room, air conditioning room, shift change room, dressing room, restroom, and other auxiliary spaces. 2. It is necessary to inform the civil engineering team of the requirements regarding anti-static flooring, the foundations for installing cabinets and control stations, as well as the dimensions and locations of the openings in cable trays for cables entering and leaving the control room. 3. Control the openings between various functional areas in the control room, as well as embedded components (such as wall penetration sleeves), etc. 4. Requirements for lightning protection, fire protection, and blast resistance of buildings. Shielding requirements, etc. 5. It is also necessary to provide the electrical engineering team with requirements regarding lighting, sockets, as well as the electrical specifications and quality standards for power supply, along with requirements for grounding. 6. HVAC specialty: Air conditioning requirements, air quality requirements, temperature and humidity requirements. 7. Fire protection specialty: Fire protection requirements. 8. Telecommunications specialty: network sockets, telephones. 9. Plumbing and drainage specialty: bathrooms (water supply and drainage). 10. General layout: size and placement, requirements regarding door orientation.

What is the difference between a cabinet room and a control room? Are they the automatic control instruments for the main professional rooms in the cabinet room?

What is the difference between a control room and a cabinet room?

The cabinet room is usually the place where those bulky cabinets are kept, and it falls under the jurisdiction of equipment maintenance staff; production personnel are generally not allowed to enter there. The control room refers to the area where computers are placed; it usually also has devices for fire alarms and other such functions, and it is the place where production staff operate.

Are the machine room and control room usually built together? Should we build them separately?

They are usually together, but separated by a wall with a door connecting them. There are guidelines for this; you can search on the forum