Critical equivalent of LNG
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We plan to install a new LNG vaporization station for domestic use. What is the critical equivalent of LNG? To avoid major hazard sources
The critical threshold for major hazard sources should be 50 tons; we also plan to set up a gasification station with two storage tanks of 60 cubic meters each, holding a total volume of just over 49 tons
Is the data accurate? Is there any standard to support it? While studying*
We are in communication with the LNG project developers. There is a project in operation nearby that involves two storage tanks with a capacity of 60 cubic meters each; the density is approximately 0.41 tons per cubic meter, so the total weight is 49.2 tons. This does not constitute a major hazard source. I haven’t seen the specific regulations either
Additionally, the presence of two tank trucks for an extended period is not included in the total inventory
Refer to GB5015-2012 Code for Design and Construction of Automobile Gasoline and CNG Stations