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Oil depot fire fighting

2007-12-17View Original

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Is it necessary to install a pump connector for fire protection in commercial oil tanks? Is there any good method for designing the ring piping of fire cooling water in oil tanks that passes through ladders?
Reply #22007-12-18
The answer to your first question is: No need! I don’t understand your second question
Reply #32007-12-19
The first question is not needed! The second issue is to keep the pipes passing through the disc as close as possible to the tank wall, and the stairs should also be treated in a way that faces outward.
Reply #42007-12-19
Under normal circumstances, the fire protection ring pipe is installed after the tank is completed, and the distance between the ladder on the tank deck and the tank wall is generally less than 200 millimeters; isn’t installing the ring pipe too close?
Reply #52007-12-22
Very good. It's needed right now. Support!
Reply #62007-12-22
I’ve seen some fire water ring pipes have two dead ends at the spiral staircase

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