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In GB50028 and GB50156, does the volume refer to the effective volume or the geometric volume?

2017-07-22View Original

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Article 9.5.1 of GB50028, the \"Code for Design of Urban Gas Systems\", stipulates that storage tanks with a total volume greater than 50 cubic meters or a single-tank volume greater than 20 cubic meters must be equipped with fixed fire sprinkler systems. Additionally, Table 3.0.12 of GB50156, the \"Code for Design and Construction of Automobile Fueling and Gas Refueling Stations\", specifies the total volume of LNG storage tanks in gas refueling stations… Here, does the volume refer to the geometric volume or the effective volume of the tank? Is there any explanation or clarification on this point? Thank you

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