Kan. Admin. Regs. § 4-4-901 - Storage containers and appurtenances; basic requirements
(a) Each
storage container and appurtenance shall be constructed, installed and
maintained to prevent the discharge of fluid fertilizer.
(b) Each storage container and appurtenance
shall be constructed of materials which are resistant to corrosion, puncture or
cracking.
(c) All materials used
in the construction or repair of any storage container or appurtenance shall
not be of a type which react either chemically or electrolytically with stored
fluid fertilizer and which might weaken the storage container or appurtenance,
or create a risk of discharge.
(d)
All metals used for valves, fittings and repairs shall be compatible with the
metals used in the construction of the storage container or appurtenance, so
that the combination of metals does not cause or increase any corrosion which
might weaken the storage container or any appurtenance, or create a risk of
discharge.
(e) Each storage
container and appurtenance shall be designed to handle all operating stresses,
taking into account static-head, pressure buildup from pumps and compressors,
and any other mechanical stresses to which the storage container and
appurtenance may be subject in the foreseeable course of operations.
(f) Every storage container connection shall
be equipped with a shut-off valve located on the storage container as indicated
by standard engineering practice except for any safety relief connection.
Shut-off valves shall be left closed and secured except during periods of use.
Notes
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