There are Class A storage tanks as well as ordinary storage tanks inside the fire dike. Are there any spacing requirements between Class A tanks and ordinary tanks?
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There are Class A storage tanks as well as ordinary storage tanks inside the fire dike. Class A storage tanks have specific spacing requirements; are there also spacing requirements for Class A and ordinary storage tanks?
Yes, there are also spacing requirements between Class A tanks and ordinary storage tanks. According to the \"Code for Design of Tank Farm\" (GB50183), fire dikes should be installed around the outermost perimeter of the storage tanks, and there should be a distance of at least 10 meters between storage tanks holding Class A liquids and other tanks. If both types of storage tanks are located within a fire dike, the distance between them should meet the spacing requirements for Class A liquid storage tanks at the very least. This ensures safe production and prevents chain reactions in the event of a fire. .