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On the safety spacing issue for secondary dehydration tanks in liquefied hydrocarbon spheres

2019-02-12View Original

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A secondary dehydration tank has been designed for the liquefied hydrocarbon sphere tank, and I would like to ask how to determine the safe distance between this secondary dehydration tank and the liquefied hydrocarbon sphere tank. Should it be considered according to 1.0D in GB50160, or should the secondary dewatering tank be regarded as an auxiliary device of the spherical tank and thus no safety distance need be considered?
Reply #22019-02-12
I hadn’t paid attention before; I’ll take a look at how the experts respond\ud83d\ude04
Reply #32019-02-13
It is part of the spherical tank; no safety distance is considered.
Reply #42019-02-13
At the bottom of the tank,,, it’s just convenient for operation
Reply #52019-02-13
Beneath the tank is a dehydrator; I’m referring to the secondary dehydrator
Reply #62019-08-13
The dewatering tank located beneath the spherical tank is the secondary dewatering facility; it is the bottom of the spherical tank itself that serves as the primary dewatering area

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