The tank under the pipe gallery
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For a certain project, the client suddenly wanted to add a vertical tank; since there was no space available, the designer placed it underground in the pipe gallery, where the headroom was just sufficient. Please discuss whether it is feasible
I’m not familiar with the relevant regulations. What size jar? Is there no space on the frame? Does it have to be on the first floor? ?
A tank of Φ1200x3000 is not large. Next to the compressor side.
Medium? This might involve fire protection
Fire protection? There is also a horizontal heat exchanger nearby; SH3011 allows small devices such as pumps and heat exchangers to be placed under the pipe tray, and in this case, no considerations regarding fire safety are mentioned.
This is relatively common; non-hazardous media should be fine.
There will be visual defects, as the original operation channels and maintenance spaces have been damaged. It would be even worse if there were another accident causing a leak.
It can be added, but it’s necessary to distinguish between the media; **for chemicals, there are specific regulatory requirements as well as fire safety requirements
Could you explain your view in detail? I didn’t understand it.
It should be possible, as long as it’s easy to use.
It depends on what medium is inside your storage tank. At least I have seen steam buffer tanks placed under utility tunnels.