What safety measures should be implemented in the compressed air room?
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What safety measures should be implemented in the compressed air room? Compressed air is made from air, and instrument air is also produced. The compressed air workshop is on the second floor; what safety facilities or measures should be in place, such as ventilation? . . . What is the basis? Thank you! !
Ventilation is only necessary in rooms where hazardous materials such as flammable and explosive substances, toxins, or dusts are present. Compressed air rooms do not contain any flammable or explosive components; for safety reasons, a safety valve can be installed on top of the storage tank. However, compressors are usually supplied as complete units, and the manufacturer typically includes such a valve as part of it.
Isn’t it the case that high-noise and low-noise settings are separated? How did the compression equipment end up on the second floor of the workshop?
Apart from installing safety valves on the equipment, it is necessary to maintain good ventilation in the environment to prevent the compressor from stopping due to excessive temperatures