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| STORAGE CODES AND STORAGE LOCATIONS | |||||
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Storage Type Codes
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| CODES | STORAGE CONDITIONS |
| A | Above Ground Tank |
| B | Below ground tank |
| C | Tank inside building |
| D | Steel drum |
| E | Plastic or non-metallic drum |
| F | Can |
| G | Carboy |
| H | Silo |
| I | Fiber drum |
| J | Bag |
| K | Box |
| L | Cylinder |
| M | Glass bottles or jugs |
| N | Plastic bottles or jugs |
| O | Tote bin |
| P | Tank wagon |
| Q | Rail car |
| R | Other |
| Storage Temperature and Pressure Codes |
| CODES | STORAGE CONDITIONS |
| (PRESSURE) | |
| 1 | Ambient pressure |
| 2 | Greater than ambient pressure |
| 3 | Less than ambient pressure |
| (TEMPERATURE) | |
| 4 | Ambient temperature |
| 5 | Greater than ambient temperature |
| 6 | Less than ambient temperature but not cryogenic |
| 7 | Cryogenic conditions |
| EXAMPLE
The benzene in the main building is kept in a tank inside the building, at ambient pressure and less than ambient temperature. From the STORAGE TYPE CODE Table, the code for a tank inside a building is C. The STORAGE TEMPERATURE AND PRESSURE CODES Table indicates that the code for ambient pressure is 1, and the code for less than ambient temperature is 6. The code for this condition is C 1 6. |
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