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Under what circumstances is it not necessary to install a fire dike? ? Everyone, please add to it.

2016-06-17View Original

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I remember that an accident pool can be set up without a fire dike; is there a source for this provision? It seems that fire dikes may not be necessary at the storage yards either?
Reply #22016-06-17
For buried oil tanks, a fire dike is not necessary, but a cofferdam should be installed, right?
Reply #32016-06-17
The accident pool is designed to provide a place where fire-fighting water can be stored in the event of a fire in the facility, rather than allowing that water to be discharged directly into the sewage network system. It has a function different from that of a fire dike. Fire dikes are used to prevent liquid from spreading and to stop fires from spreading.

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