Does an acetic anhydride storage tank with a capacity of 80 cubic meters need to comply with the requirements of the \"Technical Standards for Oil and Gas Recovery Facilities\"?
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Does an acetic anhydride storage tank with a capacity of 80 cubic meters need to comply with the provisions of the \"Technical Standards for Oil and Gas Recovery Facilities\" (GB/T 50759-2022)? I’m not sure whether acetic anhydride falls under the criteria specified in the standards Could some expert please help answer this? Thank you! 2.0.1 Volatile and flammable liquid materials: Combustible liquid materials for which the actual vapor pressure at the relevant temperature during storage or loading is greater than 7.9 kPa (A).
Based on the information provided, it is necessary to determine whether the actual vapor pressure of acetic anhydride at the corresponding temperatures during storage or loading is greater than 7.9 kPa (A). If so, the 80-cubic-meter acetic anhydride storage tank must comply with the provisions of the \"Technical Standards for Oil and Gas Recovery Facilities\" (GB/T 50759-2022). It is recommended to look up the vapor pressure data of acetic anhydride for judgment. .
40 degrees, saturated vapor pressure 1.7 kPa； It is possible to determine whether to set it