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Regarding the classification of spherical storage tanks?

2016-01-24View Original

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The classification of spherical storage tanks should be carried out in accordance with the \"Solid Waste Regulations\"; are there any other special provisions? There was an exam question: Which of the following options belongs to Category III pressure vessels? One of the options was a) spherical tank (60 m3). I think this is definitely wrong. Do any other sea friends have any good suggestions? I’m all ears; thank you!
Reply #22016-01-25
Assuming that this exam question was formulated quite early, according to the 1999 version of the solubility regulations, spherical tanks with a volume of 50 cubic meters or more are classified as Category III pressure vessels.
Reply #32016-01-25
This answer is incorrect; it should be a question from the old question bank.
Reply #42016-01-25
It should be determined based on the medium classification and PV value.

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