1. In the event of an explosion, the explosion-proof door can withstand the pre-set incident and reflected blast pressures, providing necessary protection and preventing casualties and property damage.
2. If the explosion force does not reach the pre-set level, the explosion-proof door can still be used normally.
3. If the explosion force reaches the pre-set level, the door may deform, but the door components will remain functional to prevent people from being trapped or obstructed.
4. It provides necessary airtight isolation to prevent direct airflow between the isolated space and the outside air, reducing contamination of the isolated and protected space.
5. Explosion-proof doors are safety facilities with self-closing and emergency escape functions.
6. Common shock wave resistance values for explosion-proof doors are: 0.19 MPa = 190 kPa, 0.11 MPa = 110 kPa.
