Explosion-proof Weather Station for Tank Area Technical Parameters

The easy way to measure wind: ultrasonic wind speed and direction sensors tank areas need to be explosion-proof because the substances stored there are usually flammable and explosive, such as petrochemical products. These substances in the encounter ignition source or under certain conditions are prone to combustion or explosion, the safety of personnel and the environment pose a serious threat. Therefore, in order to prevent fire and explosion accidents and protect personnel and equipment, tank farms must adopt strict explosion-proof measures and follow relevant safety regulations and standards to ensure safe operation.

Therefore, it is logical that tank farms also need a weather station that is explosion proof.

The weather station needed in the tank farm is one that can be explosion-proof, monitor critical weather data in real time, adapt to harsh environments, be easy to install and operate, and stably transmit data to the monitoring centre.

The FT-FB02 is an explosion-proof weather station for tank farms and other flammable and explosive environments, capable of real-time monitoring of key meteorological parameters such as wind speed, wind direction, temperature, humidity and atmospheric pressure. It is ruggedly designed to work stably in harsh climatic conditions and transmits data via wireless or wired means for easy installation and maintenance.

Technical parameters include:

Wind speed measurement range: 0～60m/s, error not more than ±0.1m/s.

Wind direction measurement range: 0～360 degrees, the error does not exceed ±2 degrees.

Air temperature measurement range: -40℃～85℃, the error does not exceed ±0.3℃.

Air humidity measurement range: 0～100% relative humidity, the error does not exceed ±2%.

Atmospheric pressure measurement range: 300～1100 hPa, error not more than ±0.25%.

Data storage capacity: at least 500,000 pieces of data.

Power consumption: approximately 202 watts.

Explosion-proof grade: Up to Ex ia IIC T4 Ga standard.

Meets the requirements of national standards for relevant explosive environments.