I would like to know if there are any explicit regulations regarding the recovery of oil vapors from storage tanks containing volatile liquids such as gasoline and naphtha
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I would like to know whether there are any explicit regulations requiring the recovery of vapors from storage tanks containing volatile oils such as gasoline and naphtha. Anyone with relevant information, please advise me. Thank you!
1. QC/T 1063-2017 Light-duty fuel tank vehicles for road transport – Oil and vapor recovery components
2. DB34/T 2702-2016 Standards for the management of oil and vapor recovery systems in gas stations
3. DB34/T 2701-2016 Technical requirements for oil and vapor recovery retrofit projects
4. GB/T 32476-2016 Rubber and plastic hoses and hose assemblies for measuring and distributing fuel, with oil and vapor recovery functions
5. JB/T 12321-2015 Condensing type oil and vapor recovery units
6. DB51/T 1923-2014 Inspection standards for oil and vapor recovery devices in gas stations
7. GB 50759-2012 Design standards for oil and vapor recovery facilities in oil loading systems
2. DB34/T 2702-2016 Standards for the management of oil and vapor recovery systems in gas stations
3. DB34/T 2701-2016 Technical requirements for oil and vapor recovery retrofit projects
4. GB/T 32476-2016 Rubber and plastic hoses and hose assemblies for measuring and distributing fuel, with oil and vapor recovery functions
5. JB/T 12321-2015 Condensing type oil and vapor recovery units
6. DB51/T 1923-2014 Inspection standards for oil and vapor recovery devices in gas stations
7. GB 50759-2012 Design standards for oil and vapor recovery facilities in oil loading systems
There is no mandatory requirement, but double sealing is required for internal floating roofs
For the scope of application, it is recommended to refer to GB50759-2012, the Design Code for Oil and Gas Recovery Facilities in Oil Loading Systems. Additionally, consider the location of your enterprise – regulations regarding VOCs are becoming increasingly strict, and environmental protection authorities are stepping up their oversight. It’s inevitable in the end.