【Daily Question】Chemical Engineering Principles 356: Industrial Water Tanks and Domestic Fire Fighting Pools (April 7)
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400T×2 and 600T×2
400T×2 and 600T×2
This needs to be calculated based on certain conditions, I guess
Industrial water tank capacity: 1–300 cubic meters； Living fire water tank: 450 cubic meters
This question seems unclear! Refer to the \"Code for Design of Building Water Supply and Drainage\"
What are the capacities of the industrial water tank and the domestic fire protection tank respectively? Answer: The capacity of the industrial water tank is 400T×2, while the capacity of the domestic fire protection water tanks is 600T×2.
The fire water tank must be able to supply the building’s fire-fighting water needs for 10 minutes; the size of the tank is unknown – check the answer
12 cubic meters 18 cubic meters