A micro-positive pressure explosion-proof container

By setting up explosion-proof testing areas and non-explosion-proof operating areas inside the container and equipping them with explosion-proof equipment, the problem of existing experimental sites lacking explosion-proof capabilities is solved, achieving a safe and efficient testing environment, reducing costs, and facilitating equipment movement.

CN224379482UActive Publication Date: 2026-06-19JIANGSU YUKE ENERGY TECHNOLOGY CO LTD

Patent Information

Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Utility models(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
JIANGSU YUKE ENERGY TECHNOLOGY CO LTD
Filing Date
2025-05-24
Publication Date
2026-06-19

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Technical Problem

Most existing experimental sites are indoors or ordinary shipping containers, which do not have explosion-proof features. Hydrogen leaks can cause serious accidents, and building separate explosion-proof buildings is costly and not conducive to the movement of testing equipment.

Method used

Design a micro-positive pressure explosion-proof container, with an explosion-proof testing area and a non-explosion-proof personnel operation area inside, equipped with explosion-proof equipment such as wall-mounted air conditioners, fans, concentration alarms, and monitoring cameras, forming an independent safety testing space.

Benefits of technology

It improves testing safety, reduces the investment cost of testing equipment, avoids the cost of building additional explosion-proof buildings, and facilitates equipment relocation.

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Abstract

This utility model discloses a micro-positive pressure explosion-proof container, relating to the technical field of container technology for hydrogen fuel cell testing platforms and water electrolysis hydrogen production testing platforms. It addresses the problem that most existing experimental sites are indoors or inside ordinary containers, lacking explosion-proof capabilities, which could lead to serious accidents in the event of hydrogen leakage. Constructing separate explosion-proof buildings is also costly and hinders the movement of testing equipment. The container's interior is divided into an explosion-proof testing area and a non-explosion-proof personnel operating area, forming two independent spaces. The explosion-proof testing area is used to install fuel cell testing equipment or water electrolysis hydrogen production testing equipment, while the non-explosion-proof personnel operating area is used to install operating computers and personnel office equipment.
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