In a proposed scrubber design there is a waste tank where blow downs from scrubber towers come and hazardous chemicals are added to this tank (sulfuric acid, sodium hydroxide, sodium chlorite, hydrogen peroxide) to render that which leaves from this tank to be non hazardous. Does this tank need to have secondary containment?
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Secondary containment for waste treatment tank that is controlled to be non hazardous?
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You have not provided enough information to make a decision.
The volume and concentration of the materials is important in making the decision.
The consequence and risk of a tank failure must be determined.
Some corporations have guidelines that govern as well.
The volume and concentration of the materials is important in making the decision.
The consequence and risk of a tank failure must be determined.
Some corporations have guidelines that govern as well.
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