Is it necessary to install backup storage tanks in the liquefied hydrocarbon storage area?
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I would like to ask the experts: Is it necessary to have backup storage tanks in a liquefied hydrocarbon storage area? Is there a regulatory basis? Thank you!
Whether a backup storage tank is needed in the liquefied hydrocarbon storage area depends mainly on the scale of storage and the safety requirements. Generally speaking, to ensure the continuity of production and supply and to avoid disruptions to operations during tank maintenance, it is common practice to install backup tanks. Whether to implement it or not still requires reference to local safety regulations and industry standards. You can consult the relevant departments or refer to the relevant safety specification documents issued by ** and local authorities. .
Only liquid ammonia and liquid chlorine require spare tanks, right?