What are the design requirements for PPH tanks?

　　Our country economy develops fast these years. The petrochemical industry is also developing rapidly. The demand for large PPH storage tanks has become more and more urgent, and the economy of large-capacity PPH storage tanks is better, and the large-scale of oil tanks has long been trending toward the national oil storage base. Storage tank basic concept and use: that is, storage of crude oil, gasoline, kerosene, naphtha and a variety of storage equipment without volatile chemicals, is a key component of storage and transportation system equipment, refining, chemical installation.

1. The key requirements of PPH tank design: no danger, reliable: high material strength, good toughness data, interchangeable structure of the medium, must have sufficient rigidity and pressure bending resistance, sealing performance is better.

2. Fulfilling process requests: Functional requests for lifetime requests.

3. Good comprehensive economy: high consumption efficiency, low consumption coefficient, reasonable structure, cumbersome manufacturing, convenient transportation, convenient equipment.

4. Easy to operate, maintain and control: maintain and better control.

　　5.PPH storage tank good environmental performance. At present, great progress has been made in the design scheme, engineering construction and data information of large and medium-sized storage tanks in China. However, there is still a lack of experience in the design and construction of high-strength data for large storage tanks in China. In the future, China should strengthen the development and implementation of large storage tanks to make the production process of large storage tanks more carbon and environmental protection.

　　Chemical PPH tanks are often gathered in large quantities, and chemical raw materials are mostly flammable, explosive, toxic and corrosive raw materials. If there is an accident, it is very likely to cause a fire, and you can take precautions to avoid an accident by knowing the situation of the fuel tank area according to the risk assessment.