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Would you like to ask if the product liquid sulfur storage tank (400m3) in the sulfur recovery device needs to be equipped with a fire dike and why?
1. First, according to MSDS and other relevant information, it can be found that the fire hazard of sulfur is Category B.; 2. According to GB50016-2006 Building Design Fire Protection Code 4.2.5 above-ground or semi-underground storage tanks or storage tank groups for Class A, B, and C liquids, non-combustible fire embankments should be installed around them. Therefore, the product liquid sulfur storage tank (400m3) in the sulfur recovery device should be equipped with a fire dike! This post was last edited by lyhh9024 on 2009-4-18 19:10 ]
Upstairs, what stipulates that the fire hazard of sulfur is Category A? In the example of the building regulations, sulfur is classified as Category B. Due to the fluidity of sulfur, it is necessary to set up fire embankments.
First of all, thank you friend for your seriousness and reminder, I made a typo! The fire hazard of sulfur is indeed Category B! But I don’t understand what my friend said: “Since sulfur is fluid, it is necessary to set up fire embankments”! Are there any relevant norms or standards? Please continue to give me some advice!
LZ is a liquid sulfur storage tank. The liquid sulfur should be fluid.
If necessary, non-combustible fire embankments should be provided for above-ground or semi-underground storage tanks or storage tank groups of Class A, B, and C liquids in Section 4.2.5 of the Building Design Fire Protection Code.
According to what everyone said above, according to "Code 4.2.5 of the Building Design Fire Protection Code for Class A, B, and C liquid above-ground and semi-underground storage tanks or storage tank groups, non-combustible fire dikes should be set up." Should fire dikes be installed for all Class A, B, and C raw material and product storage tanks in the device (note, the emphasis is on the device)? .
It should be the setting of the tank farm. If it is set up in the device, how to arrange the equipment and operate it