Is this sentence right or wrong? ? ? ?
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“According to the petrochemical regulations, in a combined facility, Class A and B storage tanks with a capacity of no more than 100 m3 can be located within the facility. The device includes a factory building, meaning it can be placed inside one. ”Is this sentence right or wrong? ? Explain the reasons
Prerequisite: Combined device. Read the specifications carefully before asking questions
Then, sir, if the premise is to use combined units, can Class A and Class B liquid storage tanks be placed inside the factory building? ? ?
Well, you could consider using a larger measuring tank for placement in the factory building
Sir, when you encounter this situation, do you just call it a metering tank? ? Will the fire safety inspection be approved? ?
I haven’t encountered it before; I’m just suggesting a possibility – you should discuss it with the client.
Classifying it as production equipment for the device is correct.
Does that mean Class A and B liquid storage tanks can be placed inside a building? ? As long as it’s part of the device, is that what you all do? ? Is the fire safety inspection okay?
Yes, as long as it is a small tank, it is called an intermediate tank or a metering tank
Support for floor 2. I’ve seen it before; it’s part of a renovation project and is used as an intermediate tank, with a capacity of no more than 100 cubic meters. It can be installed inside the factory building. There is also a regulation for this in building codes.
Building Code: 3.3.6 When an intermediate warehouse is installed within a factory, the following provisions shall be complied with: 1 Intermediate warehouses of Class A and Class B shall be located against the exterior wall, and their storage capacity shall not exceed the amount required for one day and one night；
Yes, as part of the installation, our intermediate tank is located within the factory building, with a volume of over 30 cubic meters
This post was last edited by junjie7575 on 2016-12-22 at 15:00. You can refer to it; regarding the fire separation distances for Class A, B, and C liquid storage tanks (areas) as specified in GB50016-2014 Code for Fire Protection Design of Buildings, it is sometimes necessary to consider both the regulations and various other requirements.
This only refers to Category A items; it doesn’t include storage tanks of Category A and B, right? ? ?
The term “intermediate warehouse” in the provisions refers to a location within the factory building where raw materials, semi-finished products, and auxiliary materials obtained from warehouses or previous processing stages are stored in order to meet the needs of continuous daily production.