Are there any small-volume Class A liquid storage tanks in your factory building? ? The petrochemical regulations specify that Class A and B storage tanks cannot be placed inside factory buildings
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Are there any small-volume Class A liquid storage tanks in your factory building? ? The petrochemical regulations specify that Class A and B storage tanks must not be placed inside factory buildings, but in practice it’s impossible to avoid this. What do you do in such situations? How do you meet the fire safety requirements? ?
Since the petrochemical regulations exist, they clearly define what constitutes a plant storage tank (group), what is a tank group, and what is a tank farm.
May I ask whether it is possible to omit the fire dike when the storage tanks in the plant area are located within the plant?
You said that’s a metering tank, set according to the process parameters; it will be fine soon, right?
Measurement tanks are also classified as Class A and Class B storage tanks; if we get picky, can’t they be installed as well?
The petrochemical regulations clearly explain to you what storage tanks are, what process equipment is, and what are plant storage tanks. Take a good look at the specifications yourself
Then, which category should the metering tank belong to? ?
It is possible to set up intermediate tanks and metering tanks; there are requirements regarding the storage volume, which is generally the amount needed for that day.