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Why are liquid ammonia irrigation areas not classified as Class A fire hazard areas?

2011-08-22View Original

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Why isn’t the distance between the liquid ammonia tank area and the liquefied hydrocarbon storage tanks considered part of a Class A fire hazard area when planning the layout?
Reply #22011-08-22
Liquid ammonia media does not fall into Category A according to the classification of fire hazards.
Reply #32011-08-22
Reply to 2# lflsedin: But in the petrochemical fire protection regulations, regarding the layout of tank areas, how can it be arranged in the same way as liquefied hydrocarbons?

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