Can the floor of a closed hydrogen compressor plant be sloped?
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Generally, the floor of a hermetic compressor is flat, with no slope. To avoid a large height difference between the floor of the compressor building and the outside ground, could the floor of the compressor building be made sloped?
Sure. The interior is overall higher than the exterior, slightly higher in the middle (1–2 cm), with drainage grooves set around the edges to prevent water from accumulating inside.
Are there any regulations regarding this? The sloped floor in the enclosed factory building causes one side of the floor inside to be at a lower level, and I’m worried that flammable gases might accumulate there
Can the hydrogen compressor plant be enclosed now?
The hermetically sealed compressor room should have measures to prevent the accumulation of flammable gases; I think there’s no need to worry about accumulation in this case
Everyone is welcome to share their opinions. Has a design with a sloped ground surface been used?
I’m worried that due to the slope, flammable gases may accumulate in the lower areas of the ground.