【Weekly Topic】: Investigation into the closure status of the gasification framework?
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For construction projects located in areas with low winter temperatures, is the gasification framework standardly semi-enclosed or enclosed? What materials are used for the enclosed structure? What is the status of the fire safety inspection?
The gasification framework uses a semi-enclosed design as per the standards
I use a semi-enclosed design here, with three sides being solid
Our factory is located in Xinjiang, and the gasification plant is completely enclosed!
According to fire safety requirements, the gasification frame is not allowed to be enclosed.
The design height of gasification plant buildings is generally above 24 meters. According to the new building fire protection codes, buildings with a height of 24 meters are considered high-rise buildings, and since gasification plants fall under Category A buildings, the codes require that such buildings be designed in an open or semi-open format. If they are to be enclosed, the weight of the enclosing materials must not exceed 60 kg/m2. Due to this requirement, many projects have failed fire safety inspections; please provide information regarding the fire safety inspection results for our company’s buildings.
A semi-enclosed design could be considered, with axial flow fans added on each floor. There are semi-enclosed Shell furnaces available in China; I’m not sure what kind of furnaces you are using
Previously, all our installations were completely enclosed, and they failed the fire safety inspections. Later, we changed them to semi-enclosed designs, added axial flow fans, and used fireproof coatings.
6L is absolutely right! I would like to ask what the function of sealing is? Why close it?