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Equipment layout issues

2009-02-23View Original

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The process equipment unit requires modification, and I want to arrange it now: There are two ethylene buffer tanks, one 20 cubic meters and one 2 cubic meters, with an ethylene content of 25%, as well as other gases, nitrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen dioxide. There is another compressor. consult: According to the layout of process equipment, what standards should be used for the spacing between the three? For what distance? Does the fire protection rating of the ethylene buffer tank belong to liquefied hydrocarbons?
Reply #22009-02-24
See Chemical Process Design Manuals and Standards: Chemical industry layout drawing standards: HG20546.1~5-1992. This forum has it, please collect it.
Reply #32009-02-24
In addition to looking at the standards above, you can also look at Table 5.2.1-1123r in the "Code for Design of Fire Protection for Petrochemical Enterprises". This table introduces the spacing between various equipment.

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