Storage and Transportation Technology: [Question of the Day] 10-12-14 [Tuesday]
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Reply 1# Transfer arm A 10%
When storing liquefied petroleum gas in a petroleum tank, the total capacity of the liquefied petroleum gas tanks should not exceed (A)% of the total capacity of the tank, and it should also not be more than 1300 m3
When storing liquefied petroleum gas in a petroleum tank, the total capacity of the liquefied petroleum gas tanks should not exceed (D)% of the total capacity of the tank, and it should also not be greater than 1300 m3. A、10 B、15 C、20 D、25 + x(S’Z$ ~3I* %)
When storing liquefied petroleum gas in a petroleum tank, the total capacity of the liquefied petroleum gas tanks should not exceed (A)% of the total capacity of the tank, and it should also not exceed 1300 m3. This is part of the design specifications. A、10 B、15 C、20 D、25
When storing liquefied petroleum gas in a petroleum tank, the total capacity of the liquefied petroleum gas tanks should not exceed ( )% of the total capacity of the tank, and it should also not be greater than 1300 m3. Options: A、10 B、15 C、20 D、25. Answer: A
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Reply 1# Oil transfer arm A GB 50074-2002 \"Code for Design of Oil Depots\"