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Which specialty should be responsible for determining the classification of explosive hazard areas?

2015-08-14View Original

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Should it be the sponsoring specialty that submits the \"Design Criteria Table for Classifying Explosive Hazard Areas\" to the electrical specialty, which would then use this table to carry out the classification? Is it the organizer or the electrical department that determines whether this area is a blast hazard zone?
Reply #22015-08-14
It belongs to the electrical engineering field, I guess (I only know that this is how Victory Design Institute organizes its work)
Reply #32015-08-24
The process should provide a \"Design Conditions Table for the Classification of Explosion-Hazardous Areas,\" which includes information such as the name of the medium, operating pressure, operating temperature, release point, and level of the release source; the electrical engineering team then uses this information to carry out the classification in accordance with relevant standards
Reply #42015-08-31
It seems that electricity is used to do this. The current classifications are a bit overextended
Reply #52015-09-09
It should be determined by the process engineering team, with the electrical engineering team selecting components based on the design specified by the process engineering team

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