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Recently, I encountered a new issue at work: the gasification unit falls within an explosion-proof area. However, the personal radiation dose monitors and patrol detectors produced in China (which are mainly used for monitoring radiation doses in the radioactive instruments of gasification units) do not have explosion-proof certification. After research, it was found that in China, there is no requirement for explosion-proof certification for such personal radiation dose monitors and patrol detectors. Question 1: May I ask if the radiation protection equipment used in your organizations meets any explosion-proof requirements? Imported or domestic? Question 2: If there are no explosion-proof requirements, is it **specified that such instruments do not need to be explosion-proof (low power level, no pulsed electromagnetic waves (walkie-talkies require explosion-proofing))? Question 3: Are such explosion-proof products manufactured abroad?
:'(No one is paying attention? ? ? ? ? Should it be sent to the gasification area? Can the moderator help forward it?
Your question is a bit confusing; the topic isn’t clear. Explosion protection and radiation protection are not the same concept; how are they being mixed together?
Radiation-proof instruments are used in explosion-proof areas
In terms of the production process, our company’s Texaco gasifier does not use any radioactive instruments; in my opinion, there is not much need to equip it with personal dose alarms for radiation; Additionally, when I started working and was learning about ammonia synthesis plants at a large state-owned enterprise with a Chinese character in its name, some level gauges there used radioactive instruments; however, that company did not have such inspection devices either