GB/T 38429.2-2019
ActiveExplosion protected safety technique of automotive LPG filling stations—Part 2: Explosion protected components related to LPG dispensers and installation requirements
燃气加气站防爆安全技术 第2部分：与液化石油气(LPG)有关的防爆部件和安装要求
Application Summary AI generated
This standard specifies the explosion-proof performance requirements, testing methods, and installation specifications for electrical components used in LPG dispensers at automotive filling stations. It applies to the design, manufacturing, and installation of explosion-protected parts such as motors, sensors, and control units within LPG dispensing equipment to ensure safe operation in potentially explosive atmospheres. The standard is primarily used by LPG filling station operators, equipment manufacturers, and safety inspectors in China to prevent ignition risks during fuel dispensing.
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