Can hydrogen peroxide storage tanks be buried directly?
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I encountered a project that used 27.5% hydrogen peroxide. The owner wants to use a fiberglass horizontal tank to store hydrogen peroxide, with a capacity of 35 cubic meters, and it will be buried underground. Question: 1. Is it possible to bury the hydrogen peroxide storage tank directly in the ground? How to set temperature and pressure instruments? The manhole can’t be used for operation either, right? 2. If it’s installed underground like the fuel tanks in gas stations, could hydrogen oxide accumulate at the area designated for operation, posing a risk of explosion? 3. What are the considerations when selecting a hydrogen peroxide transfer pump? 4. Regarding security settings, how are the projects everyone has come across implemented?
Does this also depend on the medium? Generally, isn’t it just by category A, category B, and so on?
It’s best not to do this. What to do to collect hydrogen peroxide in case of a leak. Dust and iron ions can catalyze the decomposition of hydrogen peroxide, releasing large amounts of gas.