Is it feasible to place oxygen cylinders and liquefied petroleum gas cylinders in the same building but in different fire compartments?

2022-09-02View Original

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Is it feasible to place oxygen cylinders and liquefied petroleum gas cylinders in the same building but in different fire compartments?

Reply #22022-09-02

“For the same building, pay attention to the details too; it might not work to draw lines in different areas of the same room. It should be possible to place them in different rooms within the same large building, completely separated from each other with no gaps connecting them. In one of our buildings, it’s possible to have 8 small rooms separated from each other, used to store hazardous chemicals of different types, as the quantities are not large. If the quantity is too large, insufficient spacing will likely not work either

Reply #32022-09-06

Thank you for the reply; I separated them at the end. They are not in the same building.

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