GB 50160-2008 \"Code for Fire Protection Design of Petrochemical Enterprises\" Daily Question (11.1)
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This post was last edited by “Hasty Passerby” on November 1, 2018, at 20:21. The effective volume within the fire dike should not be less than ( ) times the volume of the largest storage tank in the tank group. When floating roof or internal floating roof tank groups fail to meet this requirement, an emergency oil storage pond must be constructed to accommodate the remaining volume. The effective volume within the fire dike surrounding the tank group must also not be less than ( ) times the volume of the largest tank in that group; similarly, the effective volume within any intermediate dikes must not be less than ( ) times the volume of the largest tank located within those dikes. The effective volume within the fire dike should not be less than (D) times the volume of the largest tank in the tank farm. When floating roof or internal floating roof tank farms cannot meet this requirement, an emergency liquid storage tank should be installed to hold the remaining volume. The effective volume within the fire dike of a tank farm should not be less than (C) times the volume of the largest tank in that farm, while the effective volume within a partition dike should not be less than (A) times the volume of the largest tank within that dike. A、10% B、20% C、50% D、100%
The effective volume within the fire dike should not be less than （） of the capacity of the largest tank in the tank farm. When floating-roof or internal floating-roof tank farms cannot meet this requirement, an emergency liquid storage tank should be installed to hold the remaining volume. The effective volume within the fire dike of a tank farm should not be less than （） of the capacity of the largest tank in that farm, while the effective volume within a separate dike should not be less than （） of the capacity of the largest tank within that dike. The effective volume within the fire dike should not be less than (D) times the volume of the largest tank in the tank farm. When floating roof or internal floating roof tank farms cannot meet this requirement, an emergency liquid storage tank should be installed to hold the remaining volume. The effective volume within the fire dike of a tank farm should not be less than (C) times the volume of the largest tank in that farm, while the effective volume within a partition dike should not be less than (A) times the volume of the largest tank within that dike.
The effective volume within the fire dike should not be less than （） of the capacity of the largest tank in the tank farm. When floating-roof or internal floating-roof tank farms cannot meet this requirement, an emergency liquid storage tank should be installed to hold the remaining volume. The effective volume within the fire dike of a tank farm should not be less than （） of the capacity of the largest tank in that farm, while the effective volume within a separate dike should not be less than （） of the capacity of the largest tank within that dike.