Regarding underground storage tanks and fire dikes

2015-07-21View Original

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May I ask, for horizontal underground storage tanks for flammable liquids, are there any fire protection requirements regarding the distance between the tank walls and the pool walls? Or is it sufficient to meet only the requirements for operation and maintenance?

Reply #22015-07-24

I have to hold on by myself; why isn’t anyone helping?

Reply #32015-07-24

I think we can refer to the \"Code for Design and Construction of Gas Stations\" for consideration.

Reply #42015-07-27

Are there specific guidelines for gas stations?

Reply #52016-02-25

OP: Has the problem been solved? We also encountered similar problems at one of our oil and gas stations.

Reply #62016-03-16

Should the area around buried tanks for flammable liquids be filled?

Reply #72016-03-16

Should the area around buried tanks for flammable liquids be filled?

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