The explosion-proof wall is a safety protection facility used to prevent the spread of energy and control accidents. Depending on the material and construction, the common types of blast walls and their use scenarios are as follows:
1.Reinforced concrete explosion-proof wall:Reinforced concrete explosion-proof walls are constructed of reinforced concrete, which has high strength and durability. It is suitable for storage or treatment sites of high-pressure gases, liquids or flammable and explosive substances, such as petrochemical, liquefied gas storage, etc.
2.Metal blast wall:Metal blast walls are usually made of refractory materials such as steel plates, steel grilles, steel frames, etc. They have good impact and fire resistance, and are suitable for the protection of conventional pressure gases, liquids, etc., such as factory floors, storage tank farms, etc.
3.FRP explosion-proof wall:FRP explosion-proof wall is made of glass fiber reinforced resin, which has high strength and corrosion resistance. It is suitable for the protection of acid and alkali chemicals, corrosive substances and other places, such as chemical laboratories, corrosive storage pools, etc.
4.Explosion-proof separation wall:An explosion-proof separation wall is a wall structure that effectively separates the hazardous area from the non-hazardous area. It is usually composed of special materials or structures that block energy, which can reduce the spread and damage range of the industry, and is suitable for safe isolation areas in chemical, energy and other industries.
It should be noted that different types of blast walls are suitable for different scenarios and hazard levels. When selecting and designing explosion-proof walls, they should be evaluated and designed according to the specific characteristics of the industrial industry, the properties of the most advanced substances, the pressure level, environmental conditions, etc., to ensure that the explosion-proof walls can effectively control the risk of accidents and protect the safety of personnel and equipment. In addition, when designing and constructing blast walls, relevant regulations, standards and specifications need to be consulted to ensure compliance with safety and technical requirements.