Field-erected API 650 anchored liquid-storage tanks

This API 650 tank standard is designed to provide industry with tanks of adequate safety and reasonable economy for use in the API 650 anchored liquid-storage tanks storage of petroleum, petroleum products. and other liquid products.

API 650 anchored liquid-storage tanks foam generator is a fire extinguishing device fixed on the oil tank. One end of the foam generator is connected to the foam pipeline, and one end is flanged on the top layer of the API 650 anchored liquid-storage tanks wall. Fire extinguishing foam flows through the air intake entrance of the fire foam chamber, inhaling a large amount of air to form foam, and breaking through the insulating glass into the tank (glass thickness is not greater than 2mm), so as to achieve the purpose of fire fighting.

Suggested Practice Regarding Installation of Low-pressure Storage Tanks
Access: All openings and accessories for tanks API 650 anchored liquid-storage tanks constructed according to this standard shall be installed so that any periodic inspections required can be readily made.
Corrosion: When a tank bottom rests directly on the ground, a survey shall be made to establish the need for cathodic protection.
Drainage: All tanks in which water might accumulate under the hydrocarbon contents shall be provided with adequate drains that are suitably protected from freezing.

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