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Can low-temperature liquid ammonia underground and above-ground storage tanks be placed together?

2018-03-06View Original

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Can underground and above-ground storage tanks for liquid ammonia at low temperatures be placed within a fire dike? What is the basis?
Reply #22018-03-08
Underground storage tanks do not have the concept of fire dikes
Reply #32018-03-08
And does the so-called underground storage tank mentioned by the poster simply mean digging a hole and placing a tank in it? Is there any sand filling or something like that?
Reply #42018-03-11
Without filling with sand, it is a drainage tank for low-temperature liquid ammonia storage tanks; it’s not clear whether it is located within the area where the liquid ammonia tanks are stored or outside.

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