Liquid/petroleum fuel storage tanks are built underground (as in case of petrol pumps), when the storage capacity is less than ______________ kilolitres?
Correct answer: C. 45
- A. 20
- B. 30
- C. 45
- D. 85
Explanation
At petrol stations, underground tanks are generally used for smaller storage capacities, conventionally below about 45 kilolitres. Larger capacities more often require above-ground tank arrangements and additional site provisions.
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