Fire protection spacing for low-temperature storage tanks

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I currently have a 30,000-capacity low-temperature ethylene tank (D1) and a 10,000-capacity low-temperature ethane tank (D2). What should be the fire separation distance between these two tanks? Should it be 0.5X(D1+D2) or 0.5D1?

Reply #22016-11-29

It can be set to 0.5X(D1+D2), with a minimum value of 5.0 meters； Or take 2/3D1 (the larger tank), and it shall be no less than 5.0 meters.

Reply #32016-11-29

Is this spacing specified in that standard?

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