According to the regulations, the distance between the loading/unloading nozzles for Class A and B liquids and Class A and B dome tanks must be 20 meters; what should be done if this requirement cannot be met? ?

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According to the regulations, the distance between the loading/unloading nozzles for Class A and B liquids and Class A and B dome tanks must be 20 meters; what should be done if this requirement cannot be met? ? How did you do it? ?

Reply #22017-04-07

Are there any requirements regarding the capacity of the tank? Must it meet certain standards?

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According to the regulations, the distance between the loading/unloading nozzles for Class A and B liquids and Class A and B dome tanks must be 20 meters; what should be done if this requirement cannot be met? ?

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