Urgent help: What is a bonded tank farm?
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Urgent help: What is a bonded tank farm? Are there any differences between bonded tank farms and ordinary tank farms during the design process? The standards require stricter requirements
Imported oil products must be declared to the customs when entering the country. A bonded tank farm is equivalent to a situation where the oil has not yet entered the country; the entire tank farm needs to be enclosed to be separated from the outside world. Additionally, customs has strict requirements regarding supervision, and it is necessary to seek the opinion of the local customs authorities.
Thank you, I’ve learned it. Now, we need to design a bonded crude oil storage area with a capacity of 1 million cubic meters, including 10 storage tanks, each with a capacity of 100,000 cubic meters. I’m not sure what specific regulations apply to this type of design.
A bonded storage tank is used specifically for storing bonded goods; that is, the goods inside such a tank must be bonded goods, and all movements of goods in and out of the tank are subject to customs supervision. For design, there isn’t much difference
Bonded tanks should be considered storage tanks under customs supervision, and fall within the scope of General Administration of Customs Document No. 105. The level of regulation varies depending on the products stored and transported, and different tank specifications should be followed in design.
First, the location must be in a free trade zone. The design is in line with current **industry standards.