Is the safety distance for biogas production tanks in anaerobic fermentation determined based on the safety distances for fixed-roof tanks containing Class A and B gases?
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Is the safety distance for biogas production tanks in anaerobic fermentation determined based on the safety distances for fixed-roof tanks containing Class A and B gases?
The main component is methane, right? Just check GB50160 and you’ll find out
According to biogas standards, in an anaerobic digestion tank, biogas accounts for only about 7%, so the fire hazard category can be classified as Class D. The safety distance is determined in accordance with the large-scale biogas regulations; efforts should be made to avoid relying on grid construction regulations or petrochemical regulations.
Hello, I have a question: in a biogas tank area, there are tanks such as biogas tanks, anaerobic tanks, and oxygen-consuming tanks. Are there any requirements regarding the distance between these tanks?
Different regions have different understandings; in some areas, the inspection departments classify biogas as belonging to Category A storage tanks without considering the relevant standards at all. It’s better to consult the experts from the construction area
In my personal opinion, there is no requirement regarding the distance between storage tanks containing the same type of medium
There are no requirements for the same type of medium, but the cofferdam surrounding the storage tank must meet the loading requirements, as well as the requirements for safety access for maintenance purposes