Storage Tank Construction |
AIR provides the following codes for storage tank construction:
While Coverage C (content) is not supported for most of the 200-series construction class codes, it is, supported for Inland Transit (construction code 259) and for some other construction codes, such as tanks and pipelines. For the full list of supported combinations, refer to the "Const. & Occ. Combin." tab in each model supplement. |
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Underground Liquid Tanks |
Underground tanks that are designed to hold liquids. For the AIR Earthquake Model for the United States, AIR recommends using the new 4-digit construction code 2211. |
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Underground Solid Tanks |
Underground storage tanks that are designed to hold solid material. For the AIR Earthquake Model for the United States, AIR recommends using the new 4-digit construction code 2221. |
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On Ground Liquid Tanks |
Above ground storage tanks located on the ground surface that are designed to hold liquids. For the U.S. Earthquake Model, AIR recommends using the new 4-digit construction code 2231. |
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On Ground Solid Tanks |
Above ground storage tanks located on the ground surface that are designed to hold solid material. For the U.S. Earthquake Model, AIR recommends using the new 4-digit construction code 2241. |
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Elevated Liquid Tanks |
Storage tanks located above the ground surface that are designed to hold liquids. For the U.S. Earthquake Model, AIR recommends using the new 4-digit construction code 2251. |
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Elevated Solid Tanks |
Storage tanks located above the ground surface that are designed to hold solid material. For the U.S. Earthquake Model, AIR recommends using the new 4-digit construction code 2261. |
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Unknown Tanks |
Storage tanks with an unknown material, unknown location, and unknown contents, or other unknowns that cannot be mapped to any of the other storage tank construction class codes Valid for South America and Southeast Asia, Mainland China, and the United States. Also valid for AIR Earthquake Model for New Zealand. |
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Underground Liquid Tanks |
Storage tanks made of steel or concrete for holding liquids and located under the ground Valid for South America and Southeast Asia, Mainland China, and the United States. Also valid for AIR Earthquake Model for New Zealand. |
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Underground Solid Tanks |
Storage tanks made of steel or concrete for holding solid material and located under the ground Valid for South America and Southeast Asia, Mainland China, and the United States. Also valid for AIR Earthquake Model for New Zealand. |
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On Ground Liquid Tanks |
Storage tanks located on the ground surface for holding liquids with an unknown material of construction Valid for South America and Southeast Asia, Mainland China, and the United States. Also valid for AIR Earthquake Model for New Zealand. |
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On Ground Steel Liquid Tanks |
Storage tanks made of steel for holding liquids and located on the ground surface Valid for South America and Southeast Asia, Mainland China, and the United States. Also valid for AIR Earthquake Model for New Zealand. |
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On Ground Concrete Liquid Tanks |
Storage tanks made of concrete for holding liquids and located on the ground surface Valid for South America and Southeast Asia, Mainland China, and the United States. Also valid for AIR Earthquake Model for New Zealand. |
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On Ground Solid Tanks |
Storage tanks located on the ground surface for holding solid material with an unknown material of construction Valid for South America and Southeast Asia, Mainland China, and the United States. Also valid for AIR Earthquake Model for New Zealand. |
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On Ground Steel Solid Tanks |
Storage tanks made of steel for holding solid material and located on the ground surface Valid only for South America and Southeast Asia, Mainland China, and the United States. |
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On Ground Concrete Solid Tanks |
Storage tanks made of concrete for holding solid material and located on the ground surface Valid for South America and Southeast Asia, Mainland China, and the United States. Also valid for AIR Earthquake Model for New Zealand. |
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Elevated Liquid Tanks |
Storage tanks located above the ground surface for holding liquids with an unknown material of construction Valid for South America and Southeast Asia, Mainland China, and the United States. Also valid for AIR Earthquake Model for New Zealand. |
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Elevated Steel Liquid Tanks |
Storage tanks made of steel for holding liquids and located above the ground surface Valid for South America and Southeast Asia, Mainland China, and the United States. Also valid for AIR Earthquake Model for New Zealand. |
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Elevated Concrete Liquid Tanks |
Storage tanks made of concrete for holding liquids and located above the ground surface Valid for South America and Southeast Asia, Mainland China, and the United States. Also valid for AIR Earthquake Model for New Zealand. |
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Elevated Solid Tanks |
Storage tanks located above the ground surface for holding solid material with an unknown material of construction Valid for South America and Southeast Asia, Mainland China, and the United States. Also valid for AIR Earthquake Model for New Zealand. |
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Elevated Steel Solid Tanks |
Storage tanks made of steel for holding solid material and located above the ground surface Valid for South America and Southeast Asia, Mainland China, and the United States. Also valid for AIR Earthquake Model for New Zealand. |
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Elevated Concrete Solid Tanks |
Storage tanks made of concrete for holding solid material and located above the ground surface Valid for South America and Southeast Asia, Mainland China, and the United States. Also valid for AIR Earthquake Model for New Zealand. |
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