According to what fire safety codes are dimethyl ether and propane filling stations designed, the petrochemical regulations? LPG regulations?
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According to what fire safety codes are dimethyl ether and propane filling stations designed, the petrochemical regulations? LPG regulations? How to determine the spacing outside and inside the station? Some expert, please feel free to offer your guidance.
In accordance with the relevant provisions of the Fire Protection Law of the People’s Republic of China, filling stations for propane and dimethyl ether should be designed in compliance with the Code for Fire Protection of Liquefied Petroleum Gas. -
Bro, I checked and there’s no such thing as a “fire protection code”:
The correct one is the Code for Fire Protection Design of Liquefied Petroleum Gas. This standard specifies the requirements for the spacing between filling stations and within those stations for propane and dimethyl ether. -