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The jars in the warehouse

2019-01-14View Original

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In the hazardous materials warehouse, there is a Class B tank with a volume of several dozen cubic meters; it is separated from other fire compartments. Is that acceptable? Has it violated relevant regulations?
Reply #22019-01-15
It seems that someone asked before about whether, in a warehouse where storage tanks are installed, the classification should be based on the warehouse or on the tank area; once that is determined, the answer becomes clear

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