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I found 2 design standards for oil depots online: GBJ74-84 and GB50074-2002. Which one should be chosen for the design of a small oil depot? I hope someone experienced can give me some advice. I give a salute here first! ! !
GB50074-2002 should be used. Code for Design of Oil Depots GB50074-2002. The \"Code for Design of Oil Depots\" specifies clearly: [Announcement by the Ministry of Construction on the Issuance of the Standard \"Code for Design of Oil Depots\"] The \"Code for Design of Oil Depots\" is hereby approved as a standard, with the code number GB 50074—2002; it shall come into effect on March 1, 2003. . . . . The original \"Code for Design of Oil Storage Tanks\" GBJ 74—84 is also repealed simultaneously. 】
GB50074-2002: Of course, this pull type should be chosen
The design of small oil depots must also comply with GB50074-2002!
Actually, they’re all the same size; it’s necessary to follow the **standards – that’s the rule. In fact, it’s possible to figure out what the poster means even without knowing it; the number at the end indicates the year: 84 means 1984, and 2002 means 2002. So, the latest version should be used
There are also GB50016-2006 Code for Fire Protection Design of Buildings, and GB50140-2005 Code for Design of Fire Extinguisher Installation in Buildings
Hehe, the original poster might not be familiar with the standard name; if they look into it carefully, they’ll understand which standard to use in the future