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Issues regarding the fire separation distance between oil and gas recovery systems and tank areas

2015-09-18View Original

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Hello, everyone! I’m facing a problem and need help. The product tank area of the petrochemical plant (for flammable liquids) is designed to have an oil and gas recovery system; this system is not applicable to the entire plant but is used for gas recovery within the tank area. It is located near the tanks. I would like to know what specifications should be followed regarding the fire separation distance from the tanks
Reply #22015-09-18
If in accordance with petrochemical regulations, the oil and gas recovery unit is considered a process unit, then Article 4.2.12 shall apply. If in accordance with the oil depot regulations, the oil and gas recovery unit is classified as a Class A or B pump room, then Article 5.1.3 shall apply. The specific spacing depends on the size of the storage tank.

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