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Do tanks that store Class A and B liquids (such as accident tanks) need to have their fire hazard classified?

2016-10-28View Original

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Do tanks that store Class A and B liquids (such as accident tanks) need to have their fire hazard classified? Is it necessary to consider the distance from other buildings or roads, etc.? ? It would be best to have a regulatory basis, thank you!
Reply #22016-10-28
Refer to the sewage tank and oil separator in Table 4.2.12 of the petrochemical regulations
Reply #32020-08-19
According to Article 6.6.3 of the \"GB 50483-2019 Environmental Protection Design Standards for Chemical Construction Projects\", the design of emergency accident tanks shall comply with the following provisions: 4 When the accident wastewater contains substances of Category A, Category B, or Category C, the fire classification shall be determined as Category C; however, in emergency situations, it shall be managed as if it were of Category A.

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