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Question 11, Professional Knowledge, Afternoon, 2014

2016-08-25View Original

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For a medium-sized petrochemical processing unit, what is the value of the minimum fire-fighting water demand (in m3), as calculated in accordance with the \"Code for Fire Protection Design of Petrochemical Enterprises\" GB50160? A 3240 B 2700 C 2160 D 1620. I don’t know how to choose the correct answer for this question; please give me some guidance~
Reply #22016-08-25
The standards specify that the designed fire-fighting water flow rate for medium-sized petrochemical facilities is between 150 and 300 L/S; using 150 L/S as the value, Q = 150 * 3.6 = 540 T/hr. The standards also require that this fire-fighting water flow rate be maintained for at least 3 hours, so the total amount is 540 * 3 = 1620
Reply #32016-09-05
It was included in this professional exam.:lol

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