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2009-04-08View Original

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For LNG mother and daughter tanks with a capacity of 2500 cubic meters, how should the distance between these tanks and other structures be determined? How should the spacing within the cofferdam be arranged? How high should the cofferdam be? Which standards should be followed?

Reply #22009-04-08

It is mentioned in the \"National Training Materials for Design Approvers of Pressure Pipelines\" and the \"Design Code for Oil Storage Tanks\"

Reply #32009-04-08

\"Code for Design of Tank Areas in Petroleum Chemical Storage and Transportation Systems\": lol :lol

Reply #42009-04-12

Refer to the Code for Fire Protection Design of Oil and Gas Engineering Projects (GB50183-2004)

Reply #52009-04-12

Agree with the view on the fourth floor; follow GB50183

Reply #62009-04-13

Comply with the \"Code for Fire Protection Design of Oil and Gas Engineering\" (GB50183-2004); the spacing is a bit large. Is it possible to follow GB50160 for the treatment of liquefied hydrocarbons?

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