May I ask if fire protection pipes can run along the instrument tray?
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As the title suggests, urgent need
It doesn’t seem to be a mandatory requirement, but it’s generally not good to have the fire protection pipelines and the instrument pipelines together. Standard GB50093 for the construction and quality inspection of automated instrumentation projects states in 7.1.4 that instrument circuits shall not be installed in humid areas. According to clause 8.1.27 of GB 50316, when Class B fluid pipelines are laid alongside cables for instruments and electrical equipment, the parallel clearance between them should be no less than 1 meter. When cables are laid below, the clear distance between them should not be less than 0.5 m. Clause 8.3.6: The clear distance between pipes and cables shall not be less than 0.5 m. Cables should be laid beneath hot pipes and above pipes carrying corrosive fluids.
Is there insufficient installation space? Or other reasons? Which part of the fire protection pipes are you referring to? The routes of the fire protection pipes and instrument trays do not match; therefore, an appropriate installation distance must be maintained
There shouldn’t be any problem. But generally, fire protection pipelines are installed underground. Is this a renovation project?