Class A warehouses store gasoline in barrels; is it acceptable to use wooden supports under the barrels, and is static grounding necessary? Are there any regulatory requirements?
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Class A warehouses store gasoline in barrels; is it acceptable to use wooden supports under the barrels, and is static grounding necessary? Are there any regulatory requirements? Please, experts, share your thoughts.
If it isn’t moved during storage, static electricity should not be generated. Placing something under it, such as a wooden frame or another material, is mainly intended to prevent moisture damage, so it’s probably not that important.
The main issue is that the relevant requirements cannot be found
Does the tide seem to have an effect on plastic buckets?
Take a look at this standard: GB 17914-2013 Technical Requirements for the Storage and Maintenance of Flammable and Explosive Goods