Liquefied gas loading issue
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I have two difficulties regarding the loading of liquefied gas, and I hope the experts here can kindly offer some guidance. 1. Are there any distance requirements between the liquefied gas loading platform and the gasoline and diesel loading platforms? What specific standards require this? 2. I heard that hoses can no longer be used for loading liquefied gas onto vehicles – is that true? If so, are there any relevant guidelines available? I also hope that all the seniors can give me more guidance. Thank you!
【Name of Regulation】 Guiding Opinions of the Office of the State Council Safety Committee on Further Strengthening Work Related to the Safe Production of Hazardous Chemicals 【Issuing Authority】 Office of the State Council Commission for Work Safety Supervision and Management 【Document Number】 Anwei Ban [2008] No. 26 【Date of Issuance】 September 14, 2008 【Date of Implementation】 September 14, 2008 【Validity Status】 Valid; actively promotes progress in scientific and technological development in the field of work safety. Encourage and support research institutions, colleges and universities, and relevant enterprises to develop technologies for safe chemical production, as well as technologies for the safe storage, transportation, and use of hazardous chemicals. In the process of filling hazardous chemicals in tank trucks, the use of universal filling pipeline systems is encouraged as a replacement for filling hoses; the use of hoses for filling liquid chlorine, liquid ammonia, liquefied petroleum gas, liquefied natural gas, and other liquefied hazardous chemicals is prohibited. Guide central state-owned enterprises in conducting risk assessments to improve the level of accident risk management ； Organize qualified central state-owned enterprises to apply Hazard and Operability Study (HAZOP) techniques to enhance their ability to identify potential risks in chemical production facilities. I am a manufacturer of universal pipe filling systems; please contact me for detailed information.
I’m also very puzzled by the first point; I look forward to detailed explanations from the experts!