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ÖNORM EN 13341

Issue date: 2018 11 15

Static thermoplastic tanks for above ground storage of fuel - Product characteristics and test methods

This document specifies the product characteristics and the corresponding test methods for static thermoplastic tanks made of: - blow moulded polyethylene, or - rotatio...
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Austrian Standards International
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Digital | 69 Pages
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This document specifies the product characteristics and the corresponding test methods for static thermoplastic tanks made of: - blow moulded polyethylene, or - rotationally moulded polyethylene, or - rotationally moulded anionically polymerized polyamide 6, with or without factory assembled reinforcement. The products covered by this European Standard: - are intended to be used for internal or external installations, for above ground storage of fuels limited to kerosene, heating oil, diesel, fatty acid methyl ester (FAME) and bioliquids (containing up to 15 % FAME); - have a maximum filling capacity from 400 l up to and including 10 000 l, except for those made of anionically polymerized polyamide 6 where the maximum filling capacity will be limited to 3 000 l; - are subject to atmospheric pressure but not to any external loading (e.g. installation, wind and snow, earthquakes, flooding); - are not manufactured using recycled thermoplastic material; - are not manufactured using regrind thermoplastic material for rotationally moulded tanks; - are not manufactured using more than 50 % of regrind thermoplastic material for blow moulded tanks. This document does not include tanks for the transport and distribution of fuels or gasses, or tanks for the storage of gas. Flammable fuels with a flash point > 55 °C as determined by EN ISO 2719:2016 are eligible for storage in the tanks described in this standard without further provisions. Flammable fuels with a flash point smaller than or equal to 55 °C as determined by EN ISO 2719:2016 are also eligible for storage in the tanks described in this standard if the provisions concerning electrostatic behaviour according to CLC/TR 60079-32-1:2015 are fulfilled.