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Issues with storing chemical raw materials? There are regulatory requirements regarding the boiling point of raw materials, specifying a maximum temperature below which it must be.

2019-08-23View Original

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For example: dichloromethane, a raw material with a low boiling point (40°C); is it necessary to use a jacket with cold water to store it? Are there any relevant mandatory regulations? I’m very confused. Thank you all.
Reply #22019-08-23
Based on the physical properties, I think a coil cooling system should be added
Reply #32019-08-29
The “Code for Design of Oil Depots GB50074-2014” can be referred to. It should have no direct relation to the boiling point; it is only related to your flash point and the quantity. I’m not an expert; please consult someone who specializes in tank design.

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