Is it necessary to install a low liquid level alarm for the automatic control upgrade of above-ground vertical gasoline storage tanks?
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Is it necessary to install a low liquid level alarm for the automatic control upgrade of above-ground vertical gasoline storage tanks? Please provide specific evidence, thank you!
It must be set; take a look at the principles for emergency handling – there should be requirements in place.
Generally, such storage tanks are equipped with low liquid level alarms.
It must be set; this is mentioned in Chapter 15 of the Design Code for Oil Storage Tanks GB50074-2014
I just don’t understand what the point is of installing low liquid level alarms in all gasoline storage tanks
Prevent liquid from being drawn out, which could damage the pump.
Specifically, it can be seen in the **Notice of the General Administration of Work Safety on Further Strengthening the Safety Management of Chemical Tank Areas, An Jian Zong Guan San [2014] No. 68**, Article 2, which specifies the requirement for installing liquid level alarms on storage tanks.