The document discusses internal and external protection of LNG tanks. Unauthorized individuals should be kept away from tanks and signs displaying no smoking or other hazards should be posted. Tanks should also be protected from unauthorized access by locking valve covers and enclosing the tank area. The side and bottom portions of in-ground tanks have a protective concrete layer surrounded by insulation and a membrane. Other considerations for tank installation include impact protection, ventilation, site selection ensuring tanker access and security, and planning for emergency response.

1. INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL PROTECTION
OF LNG TANKS
Individuals not involved with the installation, for example employees
with no responsibility for the LNG or visitors to the site, should be
kept well away from it. ‘No smoking’ and other signs should be
clearly displayed and maintained. The tank should be protected from
unauthorized access to reduce the chance of intended or accidental
intervention. Tank valve covers should be kept locked whether or
not the tank is enclosed.
The side wall and bottom portion of in-ground storage tanks have a
multiplex structure with three layers: Protected Concrete, PUF
Insulation and a membrane.
Tank Sitting
 Impact protection around tank
 Ventilation and conditions around
The tank
 Well-sited tank
 Tanker access
 Security
 Emergency activities
Features
Safety, Environment Friendly, Space saving, Economical Benefit,
For More Details about Internal and
External Protection of LNG Tank
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