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System Requirement


Product
MMDIPMDITDI
1. Impervious Spill ContainmentTTT
2. Material of Construction


Unlined Carbon SteelSTT
Lined Carbon SteelSSS
Stainless SteelSSS
3. Tanks: General


Above GroundTTT
Safe Access to Top of TankCCC
Adequate Tank CapacityTTT
4. Pressure/Vacuum Rating


Known Working Pressure Rating and Vacuum RatingTTT
API or ASME RatedCCC
5. Dry Air or Nitrogen PadTTT
6. VentingTTT
7. Pressure/Vacuum Protection


Primary Vacuum ProtectionTTT
Secondary Vacuum ProtectionCCC
Primary Pressure ProtectionTTT
Secondary Pressure ProtectionCCC
8. Level IndicatorTTT
9. Level Alarms


Low-AlarmCCC
High-AlarmCCC
10. High-Level Switch


Independent of level indication systemCCC
Terminates flow into tankCCC
11. Temperature ControlTTT
Temperature IndicatorTTT
Low Temperature AlarmCCC
High Temperature AlarmCCC
InsulationTSS
12. Agitation/Re-circulation


Tank AgitatorSSS
Tank Re-circulation SystemCCC
13. Transfer Pump


Sealless TypeCCC
Pressure gauge on discharge side of pumpTTT
Drain valves capped or plugged
when not in use
TTT
Located Inside ContainmentCCC
14. Piping


Carbon SteelN/ATT
Stainless SteelTSS
Heat TracingTSS
InsulationTSS
15. GasketTTT
16. Filters/StrainersSSS
Drain/Vent Valves With Caps or PlugsTTT
Pressure Gauge on Both Sides of FilterTTT
Located Inside ContainmentCCC
Temperature ControlTSS
17. Safety ConsiderationsTTT
Shower & EyewashTTT
Fall ProtectionTTT

(MMDI) Monomeric Methylene Diphenyl Diisocyanate
(PMDI)  Polymeric Methylene Diphenyl Diisocyanate
(TDI)     Toluene Diisocyanate

[T]  -  Equipment typically found on storage tanks that service the identified diisocyanate, and helps provide a basic level of protection against spills, leaks, or injuries. The accompanying text provides additional information.

[C]  -  Equipment that also helps provide protection against spills, leaks, or injuries of the identified diisocyanate. The accompanying text provides additional information.

[S]  -  Selection of this equipment depends on the specific product application, there may be several alternatives available. Additional
information and guidelines are presented in the accompanying text.