May I ask if the control room and control chamber can be located in the Class A equipment area? What regulations must be met in order to do that? ? ? ? Urgent, urgent, urgent...
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May I ask if the control room and control chamber can be located in the Class A equipment area? What regulations must be met in order to do that? ? ? ? Urgent, urgent, urgent.
Take a look at GB 50016-2014, the Code for Fire Protection Design of Buildings
Refer to the building codes and petrochemical regulations, which provide clear instructions on this matter
I just asked a similar question; according to the building codes, an explosion-proof wall is required for separation.
The control room and control chamber cannot be located within the Class A equipment rooms; they can only be situated adjacent to such rooms, separated by an explosion-proof wall.
First, it is necessary to distinguish between a workshop control room and a central control room. Generally, fire separation distances should be maintained. If necessary, the workshop control room may be located adjacent to Class A workshops, but it must be separated by a firewall and have explosion protection.
Undoubtedly, it needs to be separated by a firewall, but that is not enough, as the doors to the control room cannot open outside the explosion-proof area; positive pressure ventilation can be used to address this issue.