GB/T 3836.17-2019
ActiveExplosive atmospheres—Part 17: Equipment protection by pressurized room “p”and artifically ventilated room “v”
爆炸性环境 第17部分：由正压房间“p”和人工通风房间“v”保护的设备
Application Summary AI generated
This standard specifies the requirements for the design, construction, and testing of pressurized rooms ("p") and artificially ventilated rooms ("v") used to protect electrical equipment located in explosive gas or dust atmospheres. It is applied in industries such as oil and gas, chemical processing, and mining, where a room or enclosure is maintained at a positive pressure or with forced ventilation to prevent the ingress of flammable substances, ensuring safe operation of non-explosion-proof equipment inside. The standard is used for certification and installation of such protective systems in hazardous area classifications.
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