Does my flammable liquid storage/processing require “explosion venting” design?

As I have said many times, OSHA’s 1910.106 is badly outdated, so for those who are looking for that extra edge to improve flammable liquids process safety (not just OSHA PSM/EPA RMP compliance, but real process safety), we should consider utilizing the 2018 International Fire Code (IFC). I should also point out that a fair number of states have or will soon be adopting this 2018 version, so for some of you, this may soon become “code” for your state. Until then, we should study these requirements closely and give serious consideration as this final layer of MITIGATION can mean a lot to a business that has suffered from an explosion. So what does the 2018 IFC require in terms of Explosion Control for areas storing, handling/ processing flammable liquids (I also cover combustible dust and gases) …