Is it true that explosion protection is not required in areas outside the designated explosion-proof zones? No need to attend classes either? ?

2016-12-20View Original

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Is it true that explosion protection is not required in areas outside the designated explosion-proof zones? No need to attend classes either? ?

Reply #22016-12-20

I’m also a bit puzzled – the design institute has designated an explosion-proof zone 5 meters outside the wall, but actual operations are still carried out according to a fire safety distance of 16 meters outside the wall

Reply #32016-12-20

In non-explosion-proof areas, it is not necessary to use explosion-proof electrical equipment

Reply #42016-12-20

In non-explosion-proof areas, non-explosion-proof electrical equipment can be used

Reply #52016-12-21

In fact, design margins were taken into account when the standards were established; non-explosion-proof electrical equipment can be used in non-explosion-proof areas

Reply #62016-12-21

In non-explosion-proof areas, non-explosion-proof electrical equipment can be used

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