Looking to get a tank permit from certified ASCA members or need to redo an existing system? You are in the right place. Within Alberta (with some exceptions) the Fire Code governs the requirements on tanks storing flammable goods. These tanks must be regulated and approved by the ASCA approved member in order to comply with law. Fireball Equipment Ltd. is proud to have approved members within the ASCA organization who are able to properly permit tanks.
Vehicle and heavy equipment service shops and processing plants often have used lubricating oil as a by-product of their business. Environmental impairment and the risk of fire have heightened the awareness of used oil storage in recent years.
The Alberta Fire Code sets the standards for installation, operation and removal of storage tanks and related piping. The Fire Code mandates that used oil be stored in conformance with the requirements for combustible liquids. Storage tanks for used oil can be located underground, aboveground or inside buildings.
Every storage tank installations requires approval from the governing authority. You must submit a permit application and an electronic copy of engineered drawings stamped by a professional engineered that is licensed to practice in Alberta.
Coordinating between an engineering firm and a ASCA approved certified member can be annoying, timely, and expensive. At Fireball Equipment Ltd. we have a team of in-house engineers making us a much easier and cost effective choice for tank approval and design. Our biggest referrers are the municipal bodies that recommend us to people inquiring about a tank permit.
In Alberta, underground storage tanks must be double-walled and meet a ULC Standard. Underground piping also requires a double-wall. There are various requirements that address the suction system and fittings necessary on an underground system. The Fire Code changes frequently and can be tough to stay on top of.
If you need an underground storage system contact us at info@fireball.ca with some details. We will be sure to get back to you quickly.
With below ground storage systems causing environmental risks. Aboveground used oil storage tanks are a very popular choice. Aboveground tanks require secondary containment and the Fire Code mandates the distance the tank can be from a structure depending on the tanks size.
For example, a small tank less than 5,000 liters capacity must be 0.5 meters away from a nearby structure. Overfill protection systems are often required depending on how the used oil enters the tank.
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