Regarding explosion-proof tools
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I would like to ask whether, in oil refining plants, explosion-proof tools are required only to be used in explosion-proof areas, and it doesn’t matter for other areas?
Explosion-proof tools must be used in explosion-proof areas, and they should also be used in other equally important locations outside such areas
Explosion-proof tools must be used in explosion-proof areas; this is not always the case in reality
This post was last edited by ylb913 on 2016-12-20 at 19:27. For devices in explosion-proof areas, we require the use of explosion-proof tools. When there is no leakage, non-explosion-proof tools can be used, but once a gas leak occurs, explosion-proof tools must be used. Our standard explosion-proof tools include F-plates, movable plates, pipe wrenches, sledgehammers, and crowbars.
Used for the entire device. The iron ones are only used during maintenance~~~
Although we are not oil refining facilities, we do have explosion-proof areas. In normal daily operations that do not involve welding, explosion-proof tools are generally not required, but they are essential to use in emergency situations
This post was last edited by LYshihua on 2016-12-20 21:14. How is a non-explosion zone defined?
There are too many things that are only theoretical and not necessarily true in practice: lol
In explosion-proof areas, it is best to use explosion-proof tools under normal circumstances, just in case
Explosion-proof tools must be used in explosion-proof areas. I remember one accident in which workers violated safety procedures during maintenance, which led to the leakage of oil. According to experts, the source of ignition was the sparks generated when the workers threw tools on the ground.