Enclosure & Airlock
Airlock entrances with air curtains, an envelope specified to leakage class L1 under EN 1886, and positive pressure at setpoints of 50 / 100 Pa.
A Toxic Gas Refuge (TGR) provides a shelter-in-place area during a major gas release. HVAC, positive pressure, breathing air and monitoring systems support personnel protection while the site manages the incident and evacuation.
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Airlock entrances with air curtains, an envelope specified to leakage class L1 under EN 1886, and positive pressure at setpoints of 50 / 100 Pa.
Hazardous-area HVAC with monitoring and shutdown, toxic gas detectors and coordinated safety controls.
High-pressure breathing air storage, up to 300 bar, with a pressure release panel and personal protective equipment.
| Item | Configuration |
|---|---|
| Protection duration | 1–4 hours or longer, sized for the incident scenario |
| Occupancy | Customized layout, up to 500 persons |
| Blast design | Up to 10 psi or other specified criteria |
| Fire performance | 2-hour resistance / thermal insulation and 4-hour integrity |
| Design environment | −20°C to +55°C |
| Coating | CX environment under ISO 12944 |
| Design life | Up to 15–20 years |
Performance, dimensions and approvals are specified for the project design basis and selected module.
CO₂ scrubbing, PA/GA, telecommunications, CCTV, UPS and batteries, sand trap louvres or inertial filters, and furniture.
Designs can meet ASCE, DNV 2.7-1 or other specified codes. The site hazard assessment, required occupancy and refuge duration establish the project design basis.
MDOW coordinates technical clarification, equipment interfaces, modular supply scope and delivery with the specialist manufacturing resources.





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