Can the vent pipes of fuel tanks be shared?

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Can the vent pipes of the fuel tanks for 92#, 95#, and 98# fuels be shared? -Can the vent pipes for 10# and 0# diesel be shared? I saw someone on the internet say that it’s possible to share them, but I couldn’t find any evidence to support that. Is there any standard that clearly states this? Thank you! ! !

Reply #22020-05-10

Hello, have you resolved it? I’m facing the same problem. Can we share it?

Reply #32020-06-11

I think it’s best not to. 10 years ago, the exhaust pipes of a chemical plant were all connected to one pipe, and a fire broke out; one reaction vessel after another exploded

Reply #42020-06-12

Thanks for the advice. It’s better to have the vent pipe installed separately as much as possible

Reply #52020-06-12

Each type of oil tank is equipped with one vent pipe. This is how I do it here

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