How should the storage temperature for combustible liquid storage tanks be determined? Are there any guidelines to refer to?

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How should the storage temperature for combustible liquid storage tanks be determined? Are there any guidelines to refer to? Can the storage temperature exceed the flash point? ?

Reply #22018-07-05

Firstly, the saturated vapor pressure at the storage temperature must not be higher than the design pressure of the storage tank.

Reply #32018-07-06

Which guidelines should be followed for the storage temperature of dichloroethane and methanol? ? ?

Reply #42018-07-06

I checked, and the flash point of p-xylene is 25°C; the storage temperature can reach 40°C. Does that mean the storage temperature can be higher than the flash point?

Reply #52018-07-06

Please refer to SH3007-2014

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