Several issues regarding landscaping in industrial areas
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The factory is working to achieve the status of a \"green factory,\" and one of the criteria for this is landscaping, which requires eliminating all patches of bare land in various areas around the factory. Questions: 1. Should the equipment area and tank area also be landscaped? 2. Can grass be laid inside the fire dike of flammable liquid tank farms? 3. Can grass be laid within the fire dike of combustible gas and liquefied hydrocarbon tank farms? 4. Should the area between the fire dike and the surrounding roads be landscaped?
Just carry out what the leader asks! :lol
It’s the same as saying nothing. However, you are welcome to join the discussion.
The area between the fire dike and the surrounding roads needs to be landscaped
Around the tank area, there are usually circular pathways; in accordance with specification SH/T3008 \"Code for Greening Design of Petrochemical Plant Areas\", section 5.2.3 states that no landscaping should be carried out between the fire dikes and the surrounding fire access roads.
Within the fire dike of flammable liquid tank farms, evergreen turf with a growth height of no more than 15 centimeters and a high water content, or other ground cover plants, can be laid. Grass planting is strictly prohibited within the fire dike of combustible gas and liquefied hydrocarbon tank farms.