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Intermediate storage tanks for Class A and Class B liquids in the factory building

2015-09-15View Original

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The intermediate storage tank for Class C liquids in the factory building should be located in a separate room, and its volume should not exceed 5 m3. How should intermediate storage tanks for Class A and Class B liquids in factory buildings be handled?
Reply #22015-09-16
Intermediate storage tanks for Class A and B liquids within the factory building should be separated by fire-and-explosion-proof walls; the storage capacity should be limited to the maximum amount required by the workshop over one day and one night, and exits leading directly to the outside should be provided
Reply #32015-09-18
What measures should be taken for the intermediate storage tanks of Class A and Class B liquids in the factory building? What are the stricter approaches?

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