What materials must have water removed from them

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What materials must have water removed from them? Why? Regulatory basis

Reply #22017-10-20

This is determined by the water content in the stored material and the ease with which it separates into layers when left to stand still! For example, a methanol tank containing water does not require water removal ； Some oil storage tanks contain water, and it is necessary to remove this water regularly.

Reply #32017-10-21

The key lies in three points: 1. Is there water? 2. Is it necessary to cut water? 3. Can water be cut? Once the above issues are confirmed, it should be easier to understand

Reply #42017-10-22

All media that are not allowed to contain water or have water in them need to have the water removed

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