It is specified in which standard or document that factory fire water tanks and circulation tanks cannot be built together?
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As the title suggests, I would appreciate some guidance from experts.
I’m not really familiar with the relevant standards; in HaiChuan’s responses, most of the things related to standards are purchased and used as they are. Using fire water in combination with circulating water means that it is unreasonable to rely on circulating water as the main source of fire water; however, it can be considered as a source of water for emergency use. 1. The potential oil leakage issue mentioned earlier can be disregarded. 2. Circulating water always requires fresh water to be added (some systems now use purified water for this purpose). If you use circulating water for fire suppression, there’s no need to increase the amount of fresh water added – why go to that trouble? Wouldn’t it be better to use fresh water directly as fire-fighting water? 3. The discharge of fire water also causes pollution; recycled water is not allowed to enter wastewater treatment plants in large quantities.
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The regulations state that measures must be in place to ensure that fire-fighting water is not used for other purposes; then, is \"recycled water\" considered to be used for other purposes?