For a styrene storage tank with a capacity of 2,000 cubic meters, can GB50341 and NB_T47003.1, these two national standards, be used as references?

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I’ve been looking for 3 days now, struggling to decide which standard to use. Please, experts, help me out!

Reply #22021-03-17

For a storage tank with a volume of 2000 cubic liters, as long as the person in charge has read the applicable scope specified in the standards, they should know that NB_T47003.1 does not apply. Determine whether to use GB50341 or SH/T3167-2012 based on the design pressure.

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For a styrene storage tank with a capacity of 2,000 cubic meters, can GB50341 and NB_T47003.1, these two national standards, be used as references?

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