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Explosion protection requirements cover plant layout and fire safety, dust removal systems, dust collection hoods or cabinets, dust collection ducts, wet dust collectors, dry dust collectors, bucket elevators, pneumatic conveying equipment, mechanical conveying systems, electrical explosion protection, anti-static safety, lightning protection facilities, on-site dust cleaning, safety in work areas, safety management systems, personnel training, and safety warning signs. The relevant standards include GB15577-2007 \"Safety Regulations for Dust Explosion Prevention\", GB 17269-2003 \"Safety Regulations for Dust Explosion Prevention in the Processing of Aluminum and Magnesium Powders\", GB 12158-2006 \"General Guidelines for Preventing Static Electricity Accidents\", GB/T17919—2008 \"Guidelines for Explosion Protection of Dust Collectors in Areas at Risk of Dust Explosions\", and GB50016-2006 \"Code for Fire Protection Design of Buildings\"
GB50016-2006, the \"Code for Fire Protection Design of Buildings\", has been updated to its 2014 version; it came into effect on May 1, 2015
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Weren’t the explosion-proof safety regulations for aluminum-magnesium powder processing dust already released in the 15th approval version?
\"Code for Design of Electrical Installations in Hazardous Environments\" (GB50058-2014), \"Catalogue of Key Flammable Dusts in the Industrial and Trade Sectors\" (2015 edition), \"Guidelines for Explosion Protection of Process Facilities in Areas with Flammable Dusts in the Industrial and Trade Sectors (Trial Version)\\"