Determination of combustible gas alarms
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There is an existing oil depot with two tank areas: a fuel oil tank area and a diesel and wax oil tank area. Each of these areas has its own pump house, and there is also a vehicle loading platform (the loading nozzles for diesel, wax oil, and fuel oil are all located on this platform). I would like to ask, in such a system, where should gas detectors be installed? Is it necessary to install combustible gas alarms near diesel tanks or near the diesel loading nozzles? Is it necessary to install a combustible gas alarm near the fuel oil tank area or the fuel oil loading arm? Is it necessary to install a combustible gas alarm near the wax oil tank or near the fuel oil loading arm?
I’ve never worked at a fuel station, so I don’t dare to speak rashly. It is recommended to refer to the \"Code for Fire Protection Design of Oil and Gas Engineering Projects\" GB50183-2004 and follow the requirements outlined therein
Our company’s tank areas and loading/unloading platforms (for carbon 3 and carbon 4) are equipped with combustible gas alarms, and similar installations should be put in place in your case as well.
It is recommended to consult relevant documents, such as the \"Design Code for Detection and Alarm of Flammable and Toxic Gases in Petrochemical Enterprises\". If you need an electronic version, leave your email address and I can provide it.
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There is no need to install combustible gas alarms; in accordance with the \"Design Code for Detection and Alarm of Combustible and Toxic Gases in Petrochemical Enterprises\", combustible gas alarms are only required for oil products of Category A B and Category B A.
Agree with the suggestion from floor 7; there is no need to install an alarm
It’s not required by the standards, but it doesn’t cost much either; it’s just to give one a sense of peace of mind, haha
My email address is y.shichun@gmail.com. I kindly request the original poster to send me the \"Design Code for Detection and Alarm of Flammable and Toxic Gases in Petrochemical Enterprises\". Thank you
Agree with the person on floor 7; the materials used by the poster all fall under Category B or below, so it’s not necessary to set anything up
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