Seeking help: Installation of liquid caustic storage tanks in a natural gas tank farm

2015-09-16View Original

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There isn’t enough space within the company, and it’s necessary to do this – is that reasonable?

Reply #22015-09-16

It is considered unreasonable; the volume of the cofferdam is intended to prevent widespread spread in the event of a leak from the tank. The alkali tank will inevitably reduce the effective volume of the cofferdam, posing a safety hazard.

Reply #32015-09-16

I think so too; mainly, the two storage tanks are located too close to each other. . .

Reply #42015-09-21

There are no distance requirements for the alkali tank with respect to the building, so why must it be placed within the tank area?

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