Safety Assessment of Large-Scale Crude Oil Tank after Fire Process

Wen He Wang; Hai Xia Li; Zhi Sheng Xu; Dong Liang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.919-921.469

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Safety Assessment of Large-Scale Crude Oil Tank after Fire Process

Abstract:

In recent years, the demand of the crude oil is increasing in the world, and the oil storage tanks are also developing larger and larger. Higher requirements of safety for storage tank, especially safety evaluation of the oil tanks in fire environment, was proposed because the oil tank volume is large, as well the oil is volatile, flowing, inflammable and explosive easily. In the paper, the fire process was simulated by the heat treatment for the key position, and the relationship between mechanical property and heating temperature of large tank after fire was obtained. The strength evaluation for large-scale crude oil storage tank after fire was implemented and the result showed that the strength for large crude oil tank was satisfied with requirement.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 919-921)

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469-472

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April 2014

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Wen He Wang*, Hai Xia Li, Zhi Sheng Xu, Dong Liang

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Crude Oil, Fire Process, Large-Scale Storage Tank, Strength Evaluation

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