Can combustible liquid storage tanks be designed as double-chamber or triple-chamber?

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I’ve never encountered such a situation before: a manufacturer of vertical storage tanks for flammable liquids requests that the tank be divided into two sections, with each section used to store flammable liquids with similar properties. The gas space above the top of each tank is connected to one another. Have any of you experienced something like this? Is there any standard suitable for the design of this type of storage tank? ?

Reply #22017-07-13

This is a issue related to the design and manufacturing of chemical engineering equipment; for specific details, please refer to GB150.

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