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Do the storage tanks in the plant area include the intermediate storage tank? ? Is the intermediate storage tank we are talking about the plant’s storage tank, and can it do without a fire dike?
An intermediate storage tank generally refers to a tank used for storing semi-finished products produced during a manufacturing process; it falls under the category of storage and transportation facilities. It is necessary to determine whether a fire dike is required depending on the properties of the substance stored
It is better not to classify it as a device storage tank, but rather as a metering tank.
Mine is an intermediate storage tank for methanol used in resin regeneration for wastewater treatment; its capacity is a few cubic meters. Does this fall under the category of production facilities? Can a fire dike be omitted? Hero
If it is designated as a metering tank, is it unnecessary to install a fire dike? ? ? Is this allowed per the specifications? I would appreciate your guidance. It’s an intermediate storage tank used for storing methanol in the context of resin regeneration for wastewater treatment; its volume is several cubic meters. Does this fall under the category of production-related equipment? Can a fire dike be omitted? Hero
In a situation like yours, it’s not necessary to set up a firewall
Why? Everyone else sticks strictly to the regulations; without them, it’s not acceptable. Could you provide a legal basis for this, sir?
For this type of tank, I didn’t install a fire dike when building it
So how did the firefighters get through? Hero
It must under no circumstances be defined as an intermediate tank; according to Code for Building Design 3.3.6-1, the quantity for Class A and B applications shall not exceed one day and one night. 3.3.7 Category C shall not exceed 5 m3.
3.3.6-1 refers to intermediate warehouses, which are different from intermediate storage tanks