If an accident tank is filled with Class A liquid during an accident, how should such a tank be classified? ?
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If an accident tank is filled with Class A liquid during an accident, how should such a tank be classified? ? It does not belong to Class A industrial buildings nor to Class A storage tanks; how should it be classified?
The accident tank should be empty under normal conditions; there is no ambiguity regarding this, as it is essentially a safety facility of the factory’s system. Generally, it is located outside the equipment area and combined with the wastewater treatment area; if it must be classified, it would fall under Category C outside the designated area. The situation described by the poster might be possible, but think about it: if the accident pool is already in operation, how can normal production continue? It’s necessary to shut down the system immediately to deal with the situation
An accident tank cannot be filled with Class A liquids; it is primarily used to store fire-fighting wastewater. In an accident scenario, the tank filled with Class A liquid is called an accident storage tank.