How to take preventive measures for Class A/B liquid storage tanks made of PE material

2016-03-08View Original

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For Class A and B liquid storage tanks made of PE material, how should preventive measures be implemented? Are the requirements for static electricity grounding and bonding properly met?

Reply #22016-03-08

Can PE storage tanks still be used for Class A B liquids? It should not be allowed

Reply #32016-03-09

It’s not allowed anymore, but how can I prevent static electricity from occurring now?

Reply #42016-03-09

Grounding. First, at the inlet and outlet pipes and valves ； The second is the liquid level inside the tank ； Third is to control the feeding method and conveying speed. Reference.

Reply #52016-03-13

The pipes used for inlet and outlet on my end are all PVC; they didn’t take electrostatic effects into account at the time. Is it possible to fix this issue according to experts?

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