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A compressed air storage tank is pre-expanded with a volume of 50 cubic meters. It is located 0.5 meters from the south wall and is adjacent to a 30 cubic meter sulfuric acid storage tank fire dike on the north side. Does it comply with the regulations? It is best to come up with norms or standards. This post was last edited by Today Bored at 2009-3-10 16:53 ]
I don't understand, how to answer.
From the "Code for Fire Protection Design of Buildings" 4.3.3.5 Articles are available for reference. What is mentioned should meet the requirements, but the construction should consider the convenience of maintenance and inspection, and the appropriate distance should be considered.
I didn’t see it clearly, so I can’t answer. I’d like to remind you that it’s best to keep some distance between any device and the wall, even if it’s five meters.
Due to production needs, we are preparing to add a compression buffer tank. Due to the narrow environment, we have to add a 50-meter storage tank outside the wall. There is a sulfuric acid underground tank 3.5 meters to the north of the wall, so it is built on the south side of the fire protection embankment of the sulfuric acid storage tank. I wonder if you understand the meaning of this establishment.
From a safety perspective, this is OK because your gas tank does not store flammable or explosive materials. However, the distance is too tight, which affects maintenance and cleaning.
No problem, these two tanks are not involved in flammable and explosive issues, and there are no operating space requirements. If you want standards, you must first tell everyone whether your company belongs to the petrochemical industry or other chemical industries, otherwise the applicable standards will be different.
Oxygen storage tanks should not be placed next to corrosive storage tanks.
The space is too small, and no fire roads are left, so safety requirements cannot be met. It is recommended to consider.
Compressed air is not dangerous and can be placed close to the wall. Just consider a certain maintenance space.