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4.5 Fire Prevention and Control .................. 30– 29

Annex D Development of Fire Protection

Criteria Shown in Section 6.8 and
Suggested Fire Protection for
Some Containers of Flammable
and Combustible Liquids Not
Covered in Section 6.8 ....................... 30– 95

4.2.2 (c) Aboveground storage of Class IIIB liquids in areas not

exposed to a spill or leak of Class I or Class II liquid
(d) Storage of Class IIIB liquids inside a building protected
by an approved automatic fire-extinguishing
system

NFPA 30

Chapter 1 Administration ...............................

Chapter 2 Referenced Publications ................... 30– 9

Chapter 3 Definitions .................................... 30– 11

Chapter 4 Tank Storage .................................. 30– 14

Chapter 5 Piping Systems ............................... 30– 32

Chapter 6 Container and Portable Tank

Storage ......................................... 30– 35

Chapter 7 Operations .................................... 30– 62

Chapter 8 Electrical Equipment and

Installations ................................... 30– 72

4.5.4 Management of Fire Hazards. The extent of fire prevention

and control provided for tank storage facilities shall be
determined by an engineering evaluation of the installation
and operation, followed by the application of sound fire protection
and process engineering principles. The evaluation
shall include, but not be limited to, the following:
(1) Analysis of fire and explosion hazards of the facility
(2) Analysis of local conditions, such as exposure to and from
adjacent properties, flood potential, or earthquake potential
(3) Fire department or mutual aid response

4.5.5 Fire Control. A fire-extinguishing system in accordance

with an applicable NFPA standard shall be provided or shall be
available for vertical atmospheric fixed-roof storage tanks larger
than 190 m3 (50,000 gal or 1190 bbl) capacity, storing Class I
liquids, if located in a congested area where there is an unusual
exposure hazard to the tank from adjacent property or to adjacent
property from the tank. Fixed-roof tanks storing Class II or
III liquids at temperatures below their flash points and floatingroof
tanks storing any liquid generally shall not requ

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