Gas stations: Install a solid explosion-proof wall between the fuel filling area and the gas filling area! Can it be counted as two stations?
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Gas stations: Install a solid explosion-proof wall between the fuel filling area and the gas filling area! Can it be counted as two stations? A gas station with a capacity of 120 m3 is classified as a level 2 station; one with a filling capacity of less than 24 m3 can also be considered a level 2 station! If combined, the fuel storage volume can only be less than 90 m3! Can two stations be considered by using a solid explosion-proof wall to separate them? Specific specifications, thank you! A generous reward awaits those who answer correctly!
One challenge in dividing it into 2 stations is that the distance between the two stations must be considered based on the spacing required outside the stations; furthermore, the entrances and exits cannot be shared. Generally, 18 cubic meters is sufficient for CNG; gas stations consider an equivalent volume of 90 cubic meters, but it’s also possible to use 120 cubic meters in practice. There is absolutely no need to create 2 stations.
It doesn’t depend on how you design the approval documents for the two stations – it’s clearly a combined fuel and gas station, so why do you insist on separating them?
If it’s two stations, the distance will be even insufficient