Underground tank for storing toluene
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For underground tanks used for storing toluene, which regulations specify the requirements regarding the oil level measurement ports of these tanks as well as the sealing measures during unloading? I looked for the building codes and petrochemical industry codes, but I couldn’t find them.
You can refer to the oil unloading measures at gas stations
At the gas station, will that work? Companies definitely won’t agree to it. It is a packaging workshop in a food factory.
The standards the original poster is using are a bit narrow. I’ll recommend you some standards to take a look at; these will make it easier to solve these problems. aq3018, aq3020, gb50351, gb50393, and so on are all very useful. By the way, if you can’t find it, don’t ask me for it. I’m a well-known slacker around here; I’m not even willing to type just to make some money
Solvent No. 6 used for extraction in edible oil factories also needs to be stored in tanks; you can refer to this as a guide
Although it isn’t a gas station, it is possible to refer to the design specifications for oil extraction plants; there are also requirements regarding No. 6 solvent oil, but these requirements are not as stringent as those applied in gas stations
Toluene has properties similar to gasoline, so the design specifications for car fueling and gas stations can be used as a reference!
I have seen the drawings prepared by the design institute; they are also designed in accordance with the relevant requirements of the gas station design standards