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Revision as of 00:21, 12 April 2022
Basics
- This page will go over the basics of Best Practices in fuel storage, and link to more detailed pages
Liquid Fuels
Gasoline
Alcohol Fuels
Diesel Fuel
Kerosine
Heavy Fuel Oil / Pyrolysis Oil
Bitumen-Based Fuel ( Dilbit ) / Emulsified Fuel
Gaseous Fuels
LPG / Autogas / Propane / Butane etc
DME
Methane
Raw Biogas
Hydrogen
- Look into Hydrogen Embrittlement / Hot Hydrogen Embrittlement
- Also inspection/maintenance of COPVs / Composite Hydrogen Tanks
Internal Links
- Fuel Inerting System
- Bunding / Berms
- Gas Detector
- Secondary Containment
- Safety Can
- Chemical Storage Cabinet / Flammable Liquid Storage Cabinet / Gas Canister Storage Cabinet or Gas Canister Storage Cage
External Links
- The OSHA Page on Standard Interpretations pertaining to DOT Approved Gas Cans (Essentially Standard " Gas Cans " are not Best Practices (ie a Safety Can ), but are not an OSHA violation per se)
- A Video by the YouTube Channel "ConTech Construction LLC" Titled "Construction Safety Flammable Liquids: Safety Cans, Refueling, Storage" ( ~6 Minute Watch )