Why cannot Class B liquid materials be transported directly from the facility to the loading station for immediate loading? Is it necessary to go to the tank area first before sending it to the loading station? Is there a regulatory basis?
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I have a question: Why, during design, cannot Class B liquid materials be directly pumped from the facility to the loading station for loading? Do I have to go to the tank area first? Is there any legal or regulatory basis? During the safety and environmental assessment, experts all put forward this requirement. Could my colleagues please help answer this?
From the perspective of safe production. Imagine what would happen if something went wrong during the loading process and damaged the device? There are safety distances and safeguards between the equipment and the tank area, as well as between the tank area and the filling station. Multiple safety redundancy measures ensure the safe operation of the chemical production facilities.