Fire protection classification issue in the open separation zone?
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As the title suggests, should the fire protection classification of the empty separation zone be classified as Category B based on the oxygen medium?
Yes, in the absence of hydrogen production stations or other flammable substances~~
It is correct to classify the fire protection category of the empty separation zone as Class B based on the oxygen medium
If the air separation unit is surrounded by Class A installations that are located very close to each other, with the boundary fences being separated only by a road and a green belt (i.e., at most 16 meters), is it necessary to design it as a Class A facility?