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Fire protection distance between loading/unloading nozzles for Class A, B, and C liquids and buildings

2015-08-12View Original

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Dear experts: What is the fire safety distance required between the loading/unloading nozzles for liquid ammonia or liquid chlorine and buildings?
Reply #22015-08-28
Wrong, ammonia is a toxic gas
Reply #32015-09-08
The fire hazard of liquid ammonia is classified as Category B; therefore, the fire protection spacing requirements for loading/unloading arms designated for Category B should be applied.
Reply #42015-09-09
Is liquid ammonia classified as a substance with a fire hazard category of Class B? ? ?
Reply #52015-09-10
The fire hazard classification of liquid ammonia is Class B

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