Explosion-proof walls and blast-resistant walls are widely used in the partition walls and blast-resistant ceilings of petrochemical factory buildings.

An explosion-proof wall is a new type of wall structure, consisting of fixed components made of reinforced concrete in two layers and two layers of movable panels. It is suitable for structural engineering in various industrial buildings, particularly as fireproof walls in petrochemical facilities.
This structure's advantages lie in its ability to withstand impact and protect the internal space from damage, while also offering short construction periods and low costs. Additionally, its unique design reduces weight while maintaining load-bearing capacity, saving on material usage. Its performance is particularly excellent in areas with high explosion resistance requirements, playing a crucial role in safeguarding people's lives and property safety.