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Atmospheric storage tanks

Atmospheric storage tanks are normally used for liquid materials that are below their boiling point at ambient conditions. Hazards associated with... [Pg.36]

API Publ 2021A, Interim Study—Prevention and Suppression of Fires in Large Aboveground Atmospheric Storage Tanks, 1st ed., July 1998... [Pg.143]

API Publ 2027, Ignition Hazards Involved in Abrasive Blasting of Atmospheric Storage Tanks in Hydrocarbon Service, 2nd ed., July 1988. [Pg.143]

A relatively small pressure can result in a very large force if it is applied over a large area. Inadequately vented atmospheric storage tanks may therefore rupture if, for some reason, e.g. a high inflow, they are subjected to a relatively low internal pressure. Large side-on structures, windows, etc. are particularly prone to damage from an explosion even at a significant distance from the epicentre. [Pg.56]

Between control house and storage tanks Pressure storage tanks Atmospheric storage tanks... [Pg.11]

A facility stores NFPA (National Fire Protection Association) Class 1B liquid in a diked atmospheric storage tank equipped with an external floating roof. [Pg.96]

The design and construction of atmospheric storage tanks for the petroleum industry are covered by British Standard BS 2654, and the American Petroleum Industry standards API 650 (2003) and 620 (2002). The design of storage tanks is covered in the books by Myers (1997), and Jawad and Farr (1989). See also the papers by Debham et al. (1968) and Zick and McGarth (1968). [Pg.879]

Once VOC emissions have been eliminated or reduced at source, then recovery of the VOC for reuse should be considered. Figure 25.6 shows a vapor recovery system associated with an atmospheric storage tank. The storage tank is fitted with a vacuum-pressure relief valve, which... [Pg.556]

The order of process items in the layout spacing recommendations (Table 19) is quite similar. The flares are on the top of the list. The next unsafe are cooling towers, boilers and compressors. Storage tanks under pressure appear next. After that come low pressure and atmospheric storage tanks and pumps of flammable liquids. The last and safest group is formed of equipment handling nonflammable and nontoxic materials. [Pg.85]

Atmospheric storage tanks of flammable liquids and pumps of flammable or toxic liquids are located in the equipment safety group 1, since they are sources of flammable liquid which do not produce a vapour cloud directly. [Pg.86]

Lightning is generally considered a form of static electricity that is being discharged from particles in the atmosphere. Many instances of lightning induced hydrocarbon fires have been recorded, especially at atmospheric storage tanks. [Pg.150]

Atmospheric storage tanks are normally fitted with pressure-vacuum relief valves to reduce vapor emission and evaporation losses to atmosphere. [Pg.155]

American Petroleum Institute (API), Publication 2021. Fighting Fires in and Around Flammable and Combustible Liquid Atmospheric Storage Tanks. Third Edition, API, Washington, D.C., 1991. [Pg.226]

In general, atmospheric storage tanks are limited to a maximum operating pressure of 0.5 psig (3.5 kPa) with the exception that those designed and constructed according to API Standard 650, Appendix F are permitted to operate up to 1.0 psig (6.9 kPa) (NFPA 30, 2000). [Pg.285]

UL 142, Standard for Aboveground Atmospheric Storage Tanks for Flammable and Combustible Liquids... [Pg.289]

Table 8-12 summarizes the protection measures that should be provided for vertical atmospheric storage tanks to protect them against fire risks. Fixed or semi-fixed fire protection for cone-roof tanks should be provided as follows ... [Pg.292]

Table 8-12. Protection Measures for Atmospheric Storage Tanks... [Pg.293]

Considerable experience has been gained from past incidents of storage tank fires. API 2021 Management Atmospheric Storage Tanks Fires contains information useful for tank firefighting. [Pg.297]

API RP 2021.2001. Management of Atmospheric Storage Tank Fires. 4th Edition. American Petroleum Institute, Washington D.C. [Pg.428]

Cone roof tank—an atmospheric storage tank with a fixed cone-shaped roof. [Pg.445]

Cone roof tank with internal floatingcover—an atmospheric storage tank with a fixed cone-shaped roof and an internal floating cover of one of the following designs ... [Pg.445]

Covered floating roof tank—an atmospheric storage tank with a fixed roof and steel internal floating roof of the single-deck pontoon or double-deck design. [Pg.445]

Propane can be stored as liquid in pressurized (approximately 15 atmospheres) storage tanks and/or at cold temperatures and vaporizes to a gas at atmospheric pressure and normal temperatures. This makes it possible to store a large volume of propane as a liquid in a relatively small volume propane as a vapor occupies 270 times the volume of propane in liquid form. This makes liquid propane an ideal fuel for transport and storage until needed. [Pg.231]

Corrosion in atmospheric storage tanks can be divided into three zones the tank roof, the walls, and the bottom. Corrosion on the underside of the tank roof is controlled by the relative amount of air and... [Pg.107]

Materials for atmospheric storage tanks should be selected in accordance with API 650. [Pg.153]


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