Standard for power distribution cabinets in chemical plants**
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I am seeking help from professionals here: regarding chemical plants, are there any **standards** for factory distribution cabinets? I would appreciate it if experienced electrical engineers could provide answers. If such standards exist, could they share the relevant documents? Also, which colleague is familiar with low-voltage drawer cabinets? The factory needs to upgrade its distribution cabinets. I study mechanical engineering but am interested in electrical systems and would like to learn more about this topic. If you have any relevant materials, please feel free to share them for my learning purposes. Thank you.
I study electrical engineering; all I know is how to choose brands such as Chint, Renmin Electric, Great Wall Electric, Delta, and so on
Are there any power distribution rooms? The design of substations in chemical plants should be for non-explosion-proof areas, and the management is the same as that of regular substations. There are no special requirements. For the equipment on-site in explosion-proof areas, it simply needs to be selected in accordance with the relevant explosion-proof standards.
Thank you, friend zhushuai, for the information.
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