Can an underground fuel tank at a gas station be divided into two to hold two different grades of gasoline?
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Can an underground fuel tank at a gas station be divided into two to hold two different grades of gasoline?
I think having it under the management of two different units will lead to conflicts.
It’s fine for one family, of course, but it’s not easy to separate the used jars. Be careful when using fire with partitions in place.
It’s better to add another jar directly rather than splitting a used one.
I’m referring to newly built gas stations. For example, is it possible to convert a pre-existing 30-cubic-meter gasoline tank into two 15-cubic-meter tanks? This can be done by adding a partition in the middle, thus avoiding the need to spend money on building two new 15-cubic-meter tanks. I wonder if this is feasible
Adding partitions structurally will disrupt the balance of the tank, which is something that thin-walled containers should avoid; it is recommended not to make such changes
I advise you to follow the construction standards and avoid trying out any innovations of your own; otherwise, once it’s discovered, no amount of money earned will be enough to make up for the losses
OP, was a design finalized to store two types of oil in the end? Will the review pass?
Unauthorized modification of storage tanks? So how is the acceptance of that storage tank carried out?
Is it feasible or not? Are there clear criteria that indicate it’s not feasible?