Shenhai Explosion-Proof
No te mea ua haamauhia te mau matini faataui mata'i i roto i te mau piha peni e te mau piha raveraa ohipa, te titauraa no te matini faataui mata'i i roto i te mau vahi peniraa raau, no roto mai ïa i te mau tumu rahi i muri nei:
Te hi'opoaraa i te anuvera:
No te faaiti i te atâtaraa ia ura te auahi i faatupuhia e te veavea rahi.
Te arairaa i te mau paainaraa:
Creating a safe and comfortable work environment is crucial, particularly in enclosed spaces like automotive repair shops and small workshops. These areas are typically saturated with Te mau mana'o tauturu no te and explosive gases such as paint vapors, Te mau mana'o tauturu no te, and turpentine. These solvents, acting as paint thinners, evaporate rapidly post-spraying. When air reaches a certain concentration of these gases, it becomes susceptible to explosions when encountering an ignition source or extreme heat.
No reira, in these environments, not only is the strict prohibition of open flames essential, but also the use of Te mau matini uira e tere na ni'a i te manureva. This precaution aims to prevent the ignition of flammable air gases by sparks generated during the activation, Te mau mana'o tauturu no te, or shutdown of electrical devices. Current regulations from the national fire department mandate the use of explosion-proof air conditioners in such settings to comply with safety standards.
Explosion-proof air conditioners are increasingly employed across various sectors, emphasizing that safe production is an imperative aspect for businesses.