The explosion-proof weather station is a specialized monitoring device designed specifically for hazardous chemical tank farms. Its core function is to real-time monitor three key parameters in the tank farm environment: wind speed, wind direction, and temperature. The system adopts an explosion-proof design, with all components complying with explosion-proof safety standards, enabling stable operation in flammable and explosive hazardous environments and avoiding safety hazards caused by equipment failure. High-precision sensors collect data, which is processed and transmitted in real-time to the tank farm's safety monitoring center, providing managers with intuitive meteorological data support.

The reason why major hazard source tank farms must be equipped with explosion-proof weather stations first stems from the particularity of the stored media. Tank farms typically store flammable, explosive, or toxic chemicals, and the volatilization and diffusion of these substances are related to meteorological conditions. Excessively high wind speeds may accelerate the diffusion of harmful substances; changes in wind direction directly determine the diffusion path; abnormal temperature rises may increase the volatilization rate of substances or trigger the risk of chemical reactions. Real-time mastery of these parameters can provide a scientific basis for risk early warning and emergency response.

When the system detects that wind speed reaches a critical value, it can promptly issue an early warning and prompt the suspension of loading and unloading operations in the tank farm. Wind direction monitoring can help pre-plan emergency evacuation routes to avoid personnel being in hazardous diffusion areas. In case of abnormal temperature rises, it can link and activate cooling facilities to prevent safety accidents caused by high temperatures. These real-time response mechanisms effectively reduce safety risks caused by meteorological factors.