Factory Planning

Whether a floor drain should be installed in an air compressor room is a common question in both industrial design and routine maintenance. This article examines, from the perspectives of condensate drainage, equipment safety, ambient humidity control, and…

This paper examines the feasibility of co‑locating an air compressor room with a high‑ and low‑voltage switchgear room. Although codes do not explicitly prohibit such adjacent placement, the vibration and noise generated by the compressor, along with the…

The safe distance between an air compressor room and a factory building is not a fixed value; rather, it is determined comprehensively based on the building’s fire‑resistance rating, the type of air compressor, and relevant national design codes.…

This paper examines the feasibility and regulatory constraints of locating an air compressor room directly above an electrical distribution room. Given that air compressors generate vibration, noise, and pose potential risks of water and oil leaks, it is…

It is generally inadvisable—and often prohibited—to locate air compressors and electrical distribution rooms in the same space. The vibrations, high temperatures, oil contamination, and dust generated during compressor operation can pose a serious threat to the safe operation…

As a type of special equipment, the air compressor receiver tank requires careful planning of its surrounding safety clearances to ensure industrial production safety. This article provides a detailed analysis of the safety distance requirements between the receiver…

When constructing an air compressor room adjacent to an 18-meter-high factory building, winter safety concerns must be carefully evaluated. This paper comprehensively analyzes the potential safety hazards and corresponding mitigation measures for the air compressor room during winter…