Opening in the LNG tank cofferdam

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I want to know what regulations are in place. Firebreaks don’t seem to be very suitable, after all, openings need to be made at the unloading ports.

Reply #22018-09-24

LNG storage tanks don’t require cofferdams, right?

Reply #32018-09-26

Holes are not allowed in the LNG storage tank dike (commonly known as the cofferdam); all pipes and instrument control cables enter and exit through ductwork.

Reply #42018-09-26

Check the GB 50351-2014 Code for Design of Fire Dikes in Tank Farm Areas.

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