Regarding the layout of the heat transfer oil collection tank
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I would like to ask whether, when installing heat transfer oil systems, people separate the heat transfer oil furnace from the tank used for storing the oil, using a wall to divide them. According to Article 22 of the \"Safety Supervision Regulations for Organic Heat Carrier Furnaces,\" the storage tank for organic heat carriers should be placed as low as possible within the heating system, so that the organic heat carrier in the furnace can be completely drained. A partition wall should be used to separate the storage tank from the organic heat carrier furnace. Is this mandatory to execute?
It is necessary to strictly follow the Regulations; otherwise, what use are the established rules and regulations? Otherwise, it will be a bit difficult to deal with during the inspection by the boiler inspection agency.
But in terms of design standards, is this regulation a document that must be followed?
The \"Safety Technical Inspection Regulations for Organic Heat Carrier Boilers\" represent the most fundamental requirements for the design of heat transfer oil boilers, and these regulations must be met during the design process.