Is it feasible to drain rainwater and sewage from the fire dike into the oil containment tank?
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The fire dike is connected to the oil containment tank through pipes, so that rainwater and sewage are both discharged into the oil containment tank. Is there anything wrong with this design?
Is the oil containment tank large enough? What if there’s a heavy rainstorm?
Due to the accumulation of rain over the years, the capacity of the oil retention tank is surely insufficient, but excess rainwater can be pumped out. I mainly want to ask: is it acceptable to have a small amount of rainwater constantly present in the oil catchment tank?
I don’t understand this. Maybe you can check the production area to see if there’s a suitable section; I can help you transfer it there. :handshake
Okay, thank you so much! ! :handshake
You’re welcome; let’s communicate equally, help one another, and build a harmonious HaiChuan! :handshake
Of course there are problems; in our facility, rainwater is discharged directly outside, while the oily water is separated from the water before being sent to the treatment system
Is it necessary to do this? Could you please explain the principle behind doing this?
Our facility is an oil storage tank area, and water separation operations need to be carried out; the water separated in this process is sent to the sewage system, while rainwater is discharged through fire prevention valves into the rainwater system