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2016-04-22View Original

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In power plants and substations, what fire hazard category should 110Kv outdoor distribution equipment (without electrical equipment) fall into? A: Class B B: Class C C: Class D D: Class E
Reply #22016-04-22
Choose D. Basis: Table 11.1.1 of the \"Code for Fire Protection Design of Thermal Power Plants and Substations\" (GB 50229-2006): \"The fire hazard classification for outdoor distribution installations without oil-containing electrical equipment is Class V.\"
Reply #32016-04-22
In power plants and substations, what fire hazard category should 110Kv outdoor distribution equipment (without electrical equipment) fall into? (D) A: Class B B: Class C C: Class D D: Class E
Reply #42016-04-22
D: Class V. Basis: Table 11.1.1 of the \"Code for Fire Protection Design of Thermal Power Plants and Substations\" (GB50229—2006): \"The fire hazard classification for outdoor distribution installations that do not contain oil-based electrical equipment is Class V.\" ”

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