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Discussion on Issues Related to the Installation of Liquid Ammonia Spherical Tanks

2020-01-17View Original

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The specification states that \"the volume of a single full-pressure or semi-refrigerated liquefied hydrocarbon storage tank shall not exceed 4000 m3\"; must the volume of liquid ammonia spherical tanks comply with this requirement?
Reply #22020-01-21
The fire hazard category of liquid ammonia is Class B-A; it does not belong to liquefied hydrocarbons, and therefore it is not subject to the restriction that \"the volume of a single storage tank for full-pressure or semi-refrigerated liquefied hydrocarbon tanks should not exceed 4000 m3.\"

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