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In the north, due to the cold weather, Class A and B storage tanks or intermediate tanks need to be placed inside buildings to maintain proper insulation. However, according to the regulations, such tanks are not allowed to be located inside buildings. How do you handle this situation?
If the reason is cold, there are other methods that can be used, such as insulating the storage tank or using heating media to keep it warm; it’s not necessary to put it inside a room; Following your logic, there would be no open-air storage tanks or plant areas in the north – everything would have to be placed inside heated buildings with heating: lol
“Because of the cold, Class A and B storage tanks or intermediate tanks need to be placed inside the building for insulation.” Does having to deal with the cold mean that building insulation is necessary? Who decided that?: lol I live in the Northeast, and I’ve worked at a chemical company before. It just feels wrong if a conclusion is reached first.
But in the freezing cold, do you leave them outside?
Do you really need to cover those pipes with a structure as well? As long as proper insulation is in place, what’s wrong with placing it outside?
This post was last edited by CHANGBAISHI on 2019-8-6 at 17:21. One can imagine how to address the heating issue in such a large factory building If you install an insulation layer on the storage tank, and steam heating is used, then consider whether it’s better to use heating for the building itself or an insulating layer Don’t think that a factory building can provide insulation; it may be able to block wind, but its insulating effect is minimal. In the north during winter, it’s possible to die of cold if no fire is kept burning in the house; so it might be a good idea to spend a few days in Mohe, Heilongjiang Province, which is located at the very northernmost point, to experience that for yourself: lol. I’d like to say a few words here as well – why is there such a big difference among today’s young people in terms of their understanding of nature, their survival skills, and their sense of what it means to live in such environments? ? ? Is it a common phenomenon or an isolated case? ? ? True, since they’re all only children, maybe it’s the result of their parents doing too much and spoiling them? ? ? It’s worth reflecting on.
Wrap the tank with an insulating layer; for municipal fire hoses, don’t they also get wrapped in straw ropes when it’s cold?