What is the required distance between the loading/unloading nozzles for Class A and Class B liquids and the roads within the site? Which provision has it? ?
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What is the required distance between the loading/unloading nozzles for Class A and Class B liquids and the roads within the site? Which provision has it? ?
Where did you get that question? Asking questions randomly? The loading and unloading hoses I’ve seen are all located right on the roads, with trucks passing by freely – there’s no such thing as proper spacing for roads within a factory
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The liquid loading platform must meet **the requirements; loading operations in the tank area must be carried out by a separate team, in a dedicated unit, with a specialized supervisor in charge； Isolated from other processes, with a distance of 50 meters around it.
Where does the 50-meter spacing come from? There are distance requirements for 50016.
Please refer to the Safety Technical Inspection Regulations for Mobile Pressure Vessels
The area for loading and unloading vehicles is a separate functional zone, just like your tank area or production area； Then the area where you load and unload the vehicles, or the roads you consider suitable, all fall within such a designated area, and the floors in these areas should be made of cast-in-place concrete. Therefore, when making the arrangements, in order to avoid collisions, the mounting post of the flexible hose should be at a certain distance from the vehicle (it’s not necessary if there’s no such distance, as long as it doesn’t collide with anything); the width of the area where vehicles unload goods should be at least 4 meters or more (this is a requirement).
Standard GB50160 for petrochemical industries stipulates that the distance between liquefied hydrocarbons, as well as Class A and B liquid handling stations, and the roads used for transporting raw materials and products should be 10 meters. Please refer to it.
Then, since the tank truck cannot get close to the dip pipe, how can loading and unloading be carried out? ? Looking forward to your advice
Your flexible hose isn’t elevated; ours is more than four meters high above the ground when used for unloading! There are certainly requirements regarding the roads within the factory, so how can flexible hoses be placed directly on those roads? ! ! Moreover, the area where that flexible hose is located can no longer be considered a road – it’s just a loading and unloading area!
The site is a site, but if heavy tank trucks can drive on it, then it’s no different from a road; you could also say it’s a very wide road