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How to consider fire separation distances in the closed-design of liquid chlorine storage tanks

2015-09-22View Original

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Now, liquid chlorine storage tanks are required to be designed within enclosed rooms. Should the fire separation distance from surrounding buildings be determined based on Class B tank areas or Class B workshops?
Reply #22018-06-23
It is necessary to check whether the storage tank is equipped with driving equipment; if so, it should be considered as a Class B workshop. If it is only for static equipment storage, use a Class B warehouse.

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