The building codes and petrochemical regulations specify that Class A and B liquid storage tanks must be at a distance of 15 meters from secondary roads; so how is the raw material unloaded into these tanks?

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The building codes and petrochemical regulations specify that Class A and B liquid storage tanks must be at a distance of 15 meters from secondary roads; then how can tank trucks approach the sides of Class A liquid storage tanks? How is the raw material discharged into the storage tank using a discharge pump?

Reply #2 2017-01-11

Just go and take a look at the tank area in any factory, and you’ll understand

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The building codes and petrochemical regulations specify that Class A and B liquid storage tanks must be at a distance of 15 meters from secondary roads; so how is the raw material unloaded into these tanks?

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