Questions regarding Code for Building Design 4.2.1

2017-02-08View Original

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Code 4.2.1 refers to storage tanks for liquids of categories A, B, and C, as well as bulk storage areas for liquids of categories B and C. What about bulk storage areas for liquids of category A? Is it not allowed to have barrels of Class A liquids stored in piles?

Reply #22017-02-08

Can Class A liquids be packaged in barrels? Given that Category A substances have a flash point of less than 28°C and can catch fire or explode due to impacts, friction, etc., are they not suitable for storage in barrels?

Reply #32017-02-09

The specifications mention semi-outdoor storage areas later on.

Reply #42017-02-10

For a detailed look, there are requirements. Class A ones generally have sheds.

Reply #52017-02-24

Code for Building Design 4.1.2 states that liquids in barrels or bottles, which are in tank form, should not be stored outdoors; according to this rule, storage outdoors is definitely not allowed.

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