Can the oil storage tank in the diesel fire pump room be installed in a room?

In accordance with the provisions of the \"Technical Code for Fire Water Supply and Fire Hydrant Systems\" GB50974-2014: 5.5.13 When diesel engine-driven fire pumps are used, it is advisable to have a separate fire pump room, and ventilation, smoke extraction, and flame arrestment facilities suitable for the operation of diesel engines should be provided. According to the explanatory notes, independently constructed fire pump rooms are generally located within industrial enterprises. In the case of petrochemical plants, such fire pump rooms must be placed at a distance from various storage tanks containing flammable liquids, and it is necessary to ensure their safety in the event of fires and explosions. The minimum distance between them should typically be determined based on the radiant heat from fires and the shock waves generated by explosions. The minimum engineering experience value is 15 m away from the outer wall of the storage tank. In that case, the oil storage tank in the diesel fire pump room cannot be located in the same room; it must be placed separately, with specific fire separation requirements.