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Is a filling station for hazardous chemicals required to have a spray system? ? ?

2019-04-30View Original

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During a recent trip to learn more about this topic, I noticed that car refueling stations that handle dimethyl ether, methanol, liquid ammonia, liquefied gas, etc., are all equipped with sprinklers. However, I couldn’t find any relevant regulations or standards regarding this; are these sprinklers mandatory, or are they used only when necessary? ? ?
Reply #22019-04-30
Spraying of liquid ammonia must be implemented in accordance with relevant standards
Reply #32019-04-30
Regarding liquid ammonia, the standards AQ/T3017 cover it, but there is no information available regarding other types of spraying systems
Reply #42019-05-01
Our methanol storage area was designed in accordance with the liquid ammonia standards

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