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Liquid ammonia spherical tank area

2016-09-11View Original

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Is it necessary to install lightning rods in the liquid ammonia tank area?
Reply #22016-09-12
It is definitely necessary. Liquid ammonia is usually stored in spherical tanks, which have the largest volume per unit surface area and are considered to be a type of major hazard source. Their explosion limit ranges from 16 to 31, making it easy for explosive mixtures to form. During thunderstorm conditions, high-voltage discharges can occur, and the use of such tanks at night poses a risk of fire and explosion
Reply #32016-09-12
1. There are generally no other tall buildings within the tank farm area; 2. Spherical tanks made of metal materials are highly conductive ; 3. An explosion may occur in a liquid ammonia spherical tank due to lightning ; Therefore, a lightning protection device must be installed

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