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    Bund Wall Calculation Capacity CHK (Consider 2 New Tanks)

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    This document summarizes calculations for containment capacity within an existing bundwall compound for a tank farm. It finds that: 1) The gross containment capacity within the existing bundwalls is 2,602 cubic meters. 2) The total displaced capacity from tanks, foundations, and other structures is estimated at 693 cubic meters. 3) The resulting net containment capacity is 1,909 cubic meters. 4) However, during a single largest tank failure plus 30 minutes of fire water, the required capacity is 2,094 cubic meters. 5) Therefore, the existing bundwall height is insufficient, with the net capacity being less than the required maximum capacity.

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    This document summarizes calculations for containment capacity within an existing bundwall compound for a tank farm. It finds that: 1) The gross containment capacity within the existing bundwalls is 2,602 cubic meters. 2) The total displaced capacity from tanks, foundations, and other structures is estimated at 693 cubic meters. 3) The resulting net containment capacity is 1,909 cubic meters. 4) However, during a single largest tank failure plus 30 minutes of fire water, the required capacity is 2,094 cubic meters. 5) Therefore, the existing bundwall height is insufficient, with the net capacity being less than the required maximum capacity.

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    This document summarizes calculations for containment capacity within an existing bundwall compound for a tank farm. It finds that: 1) The gross containment capacity within the existing bundwalls is 2,602 cubic meters. 2) The total displaced capacity from tanks, foundations, and other structures is estimated at 693 cubic meters. 3) The resulting net containment capacity is 1,909 cubic meters. 4) However, during a single largest tank failure plus 30 minutes of fire water, the required capacity is 2,094 cubic meters. 5) Therefore, the existing bundwall height is insufficient, with the net capacity being less than the required maximum capacity.

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    Bund Wall Calculation Capacity CHK (Consider 2 New Tanks)

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    This document summarizes calculations for containment capacity within an existing bundwall compound for a tank farm. It finds that: 1) The gross containment capacity within the existing bundwalls is 2,602 cubic meters. 2) The total displaced capacity from tanks, foundations, and other structures is estimated at 693 cubic meters. 3) The resulting net containment capacity is 1,909 cubic meters. 4) However, during a single largest tank failure plus 30 minutes of fire water, the required capacity is 2,094 cubic meters. 5) Therefore, the existing bundwall height is insufficient, with the net capacity being less than the required maximum capacity.

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    DOC. NO.

    63-INQ09-036-DC-03 2 . T0802

    DESIGN SHEET
    SHEET NO.

    CONTAINMENT CAPACITY WITHIN BUNDWALL COMPOUND CHECK TANK FARM FOR A NET CAPACITY WITHIN BUNDWALL i) GROSS CONTAINMENT CAPACITY LENGTH OF NEW BUNDWALL (INSIDE DIMENSION) WIDTH OF NEW & EXT'G BUNDWALL (INSIDE DIMENSION) INTERNAL HEIGHT OF EXT'G BUNDWALL NEW CONTAINMENT CAPACITY Lb1 = W1 = Hb1= 21.00 m 29.50 m 1.40 m 867.30 m3 42.00 m 29.50 m 1.40 m 1,735 m3 2,602 m3 T-1414 ~ 1421

    Vg1 = Hb1 * W1 * Lb1 = Lb2 = W2 = Hb2 =

    LENGTH OF EXT'G BUNDWALL (INSIDE DIMENSION) WIDTH OF NEW & EXT'G BUNDWALL (INSIDE DIMENSION) INTERNAL HEIGHT OF NEW BUNDWALL EXT'G CONTAINMENT CAPACITY GROSS CONTAINMENT CAPACITY ii) TANK DISPLACEMENTS NEW TANK DIAMETER (OUTSIDE) NEW TANK DISPLACED HEIGHT CAPACITY DISPLACED BY NEW TANK

    Vg2 = Hb2 * W2 * Lb2 = Vg =Vg1 + Vg2=

    (T-1420 & T-1421) Dt= Ht1 = Hb1 - Hf = Vt1 =

    13.8 m 1.10 m 164.53 m3 5.7 m 1.10 m 28.07 m3/TANK 9.6 m 1.10 m 79.62 m3/TANK 7.555 m 1.10 m 49.31 m3 3.9 m 1.10 m 13.14 m3

    EXT'G TANK DIAMETER (OUTSIDE) (T-1414 & T-1418) Dt = EXT'G TANK DISPLACED HEIGHT Ht1 = Hb2 - Hf = CAPACITY DISPLACED BY EACH EXT'G TANK Vt2 = EXT'G TANK DIAMETER (OUTSIDE) (T-1415 & T-1416) Dt = EXT'G TANK DISPLACED HEIGHT Ht1 = Hb2 - Hf = CAPACITY DISPLACED BY EACH EXT'G TANK Vt3 = EXT'G TANK DIAMETER (OUTSIDE) (T-1419) EXT'G TANK DISPLACED HEIGHT CAPACITY DISPLACED BY EACH EXT'G TANK EXT'G TANK DIAMETER (OUTSIDE) (T-1417) EXT'G TANK DISPLACED HEIGHT CAPACITY DISPLACED BY EACH EXT'G TANK ASSUME ONE NO. OF LARGEST DIA. TANK FAIL, GROSS CAPACITY DISPLACED BY TANK Vt = Vt2 + Vt3 +Vt4 + Vt5 = Dt = Ht1 = Hb2 - Hf = Vt4 = Dt = Ht1 = Hb2 - Hf = Vt5 =

    442 m3

    DOC. NO.

    63-INQ09-036-DC-03 3 . T0802

    DESIGN SHEET
    SHEET NO.

    iii) FOUNDATION DISPLACEMENTS ASSUME ALL TANK FOUNDATION HEIGHT Hf = 0.3 m BY ASSUMING ALL TANK FOUNDATION OFFECT 500 MM FROM TANK OUTSIDE DIA. CAPACITY DISPLACED BY NEW TANK (T-1420 & T-1421) Vf1 = 51.61 m3 CAPACITY DISPLACED BY EXT'G TANK (T-1414 & T-1418) Vf2 = 10.58 m3/TANK CAPACITY DISPLACED BY EXT'G TANK (T-1415 & T-1416) Vf3 = 26.47 m3/TANK CAPACITY DISPLACED BY EXT'G TANK (T-1419) Vf4 = 17.24 m3 CAPACITY DISPLACED BY EXT'G TANK (T-1417) Vf5 = 5.66 m3 GROSS CAPACITY DISPLACED BY FOUNDATION Vf = Vf1+ Vf2+ Vf3+Vf4+Vf5= ASSUME GROSS CAPACITY OF DISPLACED BY PUMP, PIPERACK STUMP, PIPING & OTHER ACCESSORIES APPROX. iv) TOTAL DISPLACED CAPACITY NET CAPACITY WITHIN BUNDWALL B NET CAPACITY DURING ONE TANK FAILURE THE LARGEST TANK CAPACITY D= H= 13.8 m 13 m Vtank = 1,944 m3 Vp = 200 m3 50 m3

    Vd = Vt+ Vf + Vp = Vn = Vg - Vd =

    693 m3 1,909 m3

    FIRE WATER CAPACITY DURING ONE TANK ON FIRE (APPROXIMATE CAPACITY DURING 30 MIN. FIRE) NET CAPACITY DURING ONE TANK FAILURE

    Vfire =

    150 m3

    Vmax = Vtank + Vfire = 2,094 m3

    CONTAINMENT CAPACITY CHECK Vn ---------Vmax SINCE 1.4 1,909 ---------2,094

    0.91 < 1, NO GOOD

    Vn < Vmax NO GOOD m NEW BUND WALL HEIGHT IS NOT SUFFICIENT

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