Fire separation distance issues between liquid oxygen storage tanks and Class B process equipment
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There is currently a 50m³ liquid oxygen storage tank, and a tower filled with 27.5% hydrogen peroxide and ozone is intended to be placed around it. This should be classified as a Class B process equipment. I would like to ask the experts: the building codes specify the fire separation distances between the liquid oxygen storage tank and other storage tanks, electrical rooms, buildings, etc., but do not specify any fire separation distances for Class B process equipment. What should be used as a standard in this case? Thank you so much!
You can take a look at the design specifications for oxygen stations