Is it necessary to carry out impermeabilization treatment on the ground of the ammonia tank area? If so, what methods are generally used?
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Is it necessary to carry out impermeabilization treatment on the ground of the ammonia tank area? If so, what methods are generally used?
Yes, the property owner now insists on it, so I’m looking for guidelines to convince him
Ammonia water is a liquid with a strongly pungent odor. Sinkholes are installed to reduce the area over which ammonia water spreads, allowing for its centralized collection and treatment; they are not unnecessary
It is recommended that you refer to the isolation ditches, install sump pits and cover plates; if the storage volume in the ammonia tank area is large, you may consider using submersible pumps for drainage
All of these are available; I’m referring to the ground impermeabilization treatment
If there is a real requirement, apply a layer of epoxy to the floor.
Sorry, I misread it. For leak prevention, it is recommended to cover the ditches and tank areas with HDPE membranes, weld them together, and then cover the top with cement
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