For large atmospheric storage tanks, is there a standard specifying how many holes should be reserved on the tank top?
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Large atmospheric storage tanks with a capacity of over 1000 m3 are used to store castor oil. In addition to manholes, vent valves, and fire protection piping, what other types of access openings are required on the tank top?
There are many more; ensuring that the tank area is arranged in compliance requires significant professional collaboration
Common types include oil measurement ports, light-transmitting ports, and radar level gauges. Coordination with the storage and transportation department is required
This should be determined based on the company’s specific process requirements
Let’s check first the medium properties of castor oil Based on the characteristics of the hazard source, determine the type of storage tank: dome or internal floating roof? Matched corresponding pipe ends.