What are the safety standards that need to be considered when selecting oil tanks?

(1) Fire and explosion prevention standards:
Oil tanks should meet the design requirements of fire and explosion prevention, such as having good static discharge devices to prevent static electricity accumulation from causing fire or explosion.
The breathing valve and safety valve of the oil tank should be able to work effectively to control the pressure inside the tank and avoid the danger caused by overpressure.
(2) Lightning protection standards:
Effective lightning protection facilities should be installed in accordance with relevant standards to ensure that oil tanks will not have accidents due to lightning strikes during thunderstorms.
(3) Leakage monitoring standards:
Oil tanks should be equipped with leakage monitoring systems that can detect oil leaks in a timely manner.
For example, leakage sensors, online monitoring equipment, etc.
(4) Structural strength standards:
The structure of the oil tank must be able to withstand the pressure of the internal oil, external wind loads, snow loads, and possible earthquake forces.
Follow the corresponding building structure design standards to ensure the stability and safety of the oil tank.
(5) Fire protection distance standards:
The fire protection distances between oil tanks and between oil tanks and surrounding buildings and facilities should comply with regulations to prevent the spread of fire.
(6) Anti-corrosion specifications: Select appropriate anti-corrosion materials and anti-corrosion processes to prevent oil tanks from leaking due to corrosion.
(7) Construction and installation specifications: The construction and installation process should comply with relevant standards to ensure that welding quality, sealing performance, etc. meet the requirements.
(8) Safety sign specifications: Clear and unambiguous safety signs should be set on oil tanks, such as no fireworks, hazardous chemicals signs, etc.