Is the safety barrier connected to those devices?
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This post was last edited by Wang Tianze on 2016-6-23 at 17:35. My friend has access to sources for safety barriers (of domestic manufacture) and suggested that I act as an agent; I don’t know much about this area, so I’m seeking advice from fellow users. Which industries use safety barriers frequently? Which specific devices to connect? Which industries use it in large quantities? Which region in China has high demand for it? I hope fellow sailors can help me figure this out; thank you all.
Explosion-proof areas, such as chemical plants and coal mines.
Petrochemical enterprises use large quantities of such equipment; intrinsically safe instruments used in explosion-proof areas and those in control rooms all require safety barriers.
Being a agent is really exhausting. Unless a chemical engineering design institute with Class A qualifications can be found.
A very straightforward reply, thank you. However, I do have high-quality product resources here, but since I’m not experienced in this field, it’s difficult to find clients.
The answer is very objective, thank you. Since you understand it, friend, that means you’ll have the chance to use it. How about having the chance to work together once? :handshake
Circuits that require intrinsically safe explosion protection need safety barriers; these are generally the control circuits for equipment located in areas at risk of explosion, and such applications are common in the petrochemical industry
A safety barrier is a component located between flammable and explosive areas and safe areas. Its function includes supplying power, but in my opinion its main role is to limit the amount of energy available. It is connected to the instruments in hazardous areas to ensure that there isn’t enough energy to ignite the combustible substances present there.