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When planning the layout for a bromine extraction project using brine, I initially thought that checking document 50160 would be sufficient; however, I just found a clause in it that states: Article 1.0.2: These specifications apply to the fire protection design of new construction, expansion, or renovation projects in petrochemical enterprises that use petroleum or natural gas as raw materials. People ask, which standard should I refer to for the safety distance?
Code for Fire Protection Design of Buildings (GB50016-2006). This standard is the parent standard for all professional fire protection codes, and it applies to all chemical industries for which no specific standard exists.
Thank you, is one copy enough for this?
Yes, one book is sufficient on fire safety distances; currently, there are no specific fire protection design codes for brine-based chemicals.
Oh, yes, thank you! .