Interpretation of 8.6.1 in the Fire Protection Design Standards for Petrochemical Enterprises?

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Experts: Interpretation of 8.6.1 in the Design Fire Protection Standards for Petrochemical Enterprises? It is required that the tall components and equipment assemblies of Class A and B flammable gases and flammable liquids systems be equipped with water cannon protection. Question: For this large structural element and equipment enclosure, what is the threshold value in meters that defines something as \"large\"? Thank you

Reply #22022-12-05

Let’s see which expert can help answer it! Thank you :(

Reply #32023-10-10

I understand it myself; as long as it looks tall, that’s enough

Reply #42023-11-24

I remember someone saying before that if you go beyond the coverage area of the fire hydrant, you need to use a hose that’s over 15 meters long?

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