Is it possible to place the chemical processing equipment on the 1st floor, in the cable tray on the 2nd floor, and in the power distribution room on the 3rd floor? ?
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Due to space constraints, there is no room for a power distribution room anymore. Is it possible to place the chemical equipment on the first floor of the building, the cable tray on the second floor, and the power distribution room on the third floor? Could everyone please help look for any relevant standards or regulations that indicate whether such a setup is permissible? ? ? ?
Chemical processing equipment and electrical distribution rooms should not be placed together; it’s too dangerous.
The distribution room is required to be built in a non-explosion-proof area. It is not possible to make large-scale switchgear explosion-proof on a large scale. Please be more respectful, original poster.
There are no explosive or flammable materials in the workshop; the only possible extreme accident is a pipe rupture, but the pressure does not exceed 20 bar； There’s really no space left; the owner insists on doing this, but we can’t find any regulations to use to counter him, which is frustrating.
It is generally required to be placed in a non-production area; there is no rule stating that it cannot be on the ground. In buildings, it is usually placed in the basement, simply to sell more houses and generate more profits
The power distribution room should not be located in the workshop area; even if it is built as an explosion-proof enclosure, it remains unsafe. It’s better to keep it away from the workshops, as prevention is key to ensuring safety.
Come on, it’s totally normal here. Private companies operate on a large scale; the power distribution rooms can be located anywhere within the factory premises – as long as proper grounding is in place, it’s no big deal at all
It’s better to stay away from the production area