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Integrated Explosion and Fire Protection Solutions for Semiconductor Facilities Based on FM Standards and Certifications
Introduction: Key Risks in High-Tech Facilities and the Value of FM Standards
In high-tech manufacturing sectors such as semiconductors, photovoltaics, and panel production, the production environments are complex and inherently hazardous. The extensive use of flammable, explosive, and self-igniting gases (e.g., hydrogen H₂, silane SiH₄) and flammable liquids, coupled with high-energy-density processes like EUV lithography, significantly increases the risks of fires and explosions.
Accidents in such facilities can lead to severe consequences, including casualties, equipment damage, contamination of cleanroom environments, production line disruptions, and catastrophic impacts on business operations.
To mitigate these risks, adherence to FM Global industrial safety standards has become fundamental for building robust safety frameworks in high-tech facilities. Standards such as FMDS 7-7 (“Semiconductor Fabrication Facilities”) serve as core references for structural safety and disaster prevention in high-risk industries.
FM standards emphasize the principle of “intrinsic safety,” focusing on source control—for instance, using low-flammability or non-flammable materials certified under FM 4910 for tools, ducts, and exhaust systems. For areas where risks cannot be fully eliminated (e.g., HPM gas rooms or chemical storage areas), FM standards recommend Damage-Limiting Construction (DLC) strategies. These combine pressure relief and explosion-proof mechanisms to confine damage to specific areas during explosions, ensuring the safety of personnel and critical facilities.
Explosion Venting Solutions: Rapid Pressure Release to Protect Structural Integrity (FMDS 1-44)
Explosion venting is the first line of defense in DLC strategies. It involves quickly releasing pressure through designated pathways during the early stages of deflagration to prevent catastrophic structural damage.
Key elements of FM-compliant explosion venting design include:
Advantages of FM-certified explosion venting systems:
Explosion-Proof Solutions: Strengthening Structures Against Residual Impacts (FMDS 1-44)
While venting systems release pressure rapidly, explosion-proof structures must withstand residual impacts to ensure the safety of personnel and facilities.
Core requirements include:
Fire-resistant explosion-proof panel configurations:
Prefabricated Chemical Storage Containers (FMDS 7-29)
FM standards advocate storing flammable liquids and gas cylinders in standalone buildings that meet regulatory specifications to reduce direct risks to main facilities.
Key requirements include:
Features of prefabricated container solutions:
Conclusion: Partnering with Liansuo for Comprehensive FM-Certified Safety Solutions
Liansuo Building Technology leverages deep expertise in FMDS standards (1-44, 7-7, 1-56, 7-29, 7-32) combined with localized engineering experience to deliver integrated solutions:
Beyond providing products and designs, Liansuo serves as a long-term strategic partner for risk management in high-tech facilities—enhancing safety resilience while safeguarding personnel and assets.
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