Does a 100 cubic meter Class A tank require an internal floating roof?
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Does a 100 cubic meter Class A tank require an internal floating roof?
GB 51283-2020, see that
According to conventional design principles, a Class A tank with a volume of 100 cubic meters generally does not require an internal floating roof. Internal floating roofs are mainly used in large storage tanks to reduce gas leakage and prevent contamination by sediment. For smaller storage tanks, such as 100 cubic meters, other control measures are typically used to ensure safety and prevent contamination, such as sealing lids and overflow valves. The specific details need to be evaluated and decided based on the actual process requirements and safety standards. .
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Whether an internal floating roof is required depends not on the fire hazard classification, but on the physical properties of the material and the way it is stored