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Is it necessary to have an explosion isolation zone between the natural gas buffer tank and the power distribution room?

2016-11-09View Original

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Dear experts, I am currently working on a small natural gas power generation project that requires the use of a natural gas buffer tank. I’m worried about the distance between this buffer tank and the power distribution room; I’m not sure which standards or regulations should be referred to in this regard How should the explosion zone for this 1 natural gas buffer tank be drawn? Please, experts, give me some advice. I’m waiting online.
Reply #22016-11-15
No specific regulations have been found yet. Of course, the farther away, the better, and it needs to be well-ventilated.

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