May I ask if ammonia falls under the category of liquefied hydrocarbons?

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May I ask if ammonia falls under the category of liquefied hydrocarbons?

Reply #22015-08-26

This post was last edited by ylb913 on 2015-8-26 at 14:16. Hydrocarbons are compounds of carbon and hydrogen; ammonia does not contain carbon. It becomes liquid only when it is liquefied; ammonia in its gaseous state is called gas ammonia, while its liquefied form is called liquid ammonia.

Reply #32015-08-26

According to the definition of hydrocarbon substances, ammonia does not fall under the category of liquefied hydrocarbons

Reply #42015-08-26

According to the interpretations provided in the fire protection codes for the petrochemical industry, it falls under liquefied hydrocarbons

Reply #52015-08-26

Only when the storage tank is arranged in a manner equivalent to that of liquefied hydrocarbons. . . Other cases fall under Class B A

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