In addition to State and local Electrical Codes, which of the following codes does NOT apply to the wiring of petroleum marketing facilities?

The correct choice is the Architects Wiring Standards Section 101, which does not apply to the wiring of petroleum marketing facilities. This is because the Architects Wiring Standards are typically focused on the general electrical design and installation practices for various types of buildings rather than specifically addressing the stringent and specialized requirements necessary for facilities storing or dispensing petroleum products.

In petroleum marketing facilities, safety is of paramount importance due to the flammable nature of the materials involved. Therefore, regulations that apply to these facilities need to focus on preventing hazards associated with the handling of flammable liquids. The National Electric Code (NFPA 70), the Uniform Fire Code (Article 79), and the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA 30/30A) are all established guidelines and codes that specifically address the safety requirements, electrical standards, and fire prevention measures necessary for hazardous locations such as those found in petroleum facilities. They incorporate specific provisions that mitigate the risks associated with electrical installations in environments that may have flammable vapors or liquids.