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c)
A roofed platform or dock for unloading
containerized chemicals
d)
Mechanical devices to aid unloading and
transporting chemicals to storage areas
e)
Separate receiving and storage areas for chemicals
that react violently when mixed together
f)
Unique pipe configuration and valving for each
chemical storage tank on site to prevent the wrong chemical from
being loaded into a tank
g)
Dust control equipment for dry bulk and
bagged chemicals
h)
Protection of concrete against corrosive chemicals
i)
Washdown and cleanup facilities for all chemical
handling areas and separate drainage systems for noncompatible
chemicals
j)
A bulk tank level control system with a high-level
alarm audible at the truck unloading station
8.2.2
Chemical Storage Checklist. Proper storage of
chemicals is an important element in treatment facility design.
Designers should take the following steps to ensure that adequate
storage facilities exist at each treatment facility.
8.2.2.1
Storage for All Chemicals
a)
Provide adequate storage for peak demands.
b)
Label chemical storage areas.
c)
Determine compatibility of all chemicals stored.
d)
Store incompatible chemicals separately.
e)
Follow the chemical manufacturer's recommendations
with regard to material compatibility and selection of system
components in direct chemical contact.
f)
Comply with all applicable codes and regulations.
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