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Pressing the material in the reactor using compressed air (water-based)

2018-02-03View Original

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Compressed air is used to press the material in the reactor (for aqueous solutions), at a pressure of 0.2 MPa. Is it necessary to install a safety valve on the reactor? Can the discharge from the safety valve be directed into the vehicle’s exhaust system?
Reply #22018-02-03
Check for toxic gases; normally, the exhaust gas from the safety valve should be in the absorption tower.
Reply #32018-02-04
Safety valves are generally installed on reaction vessels. Our safety valve discharge pipeline is combined with the exhaust gas discharge pipeline, and a dedicated pipeline is used to send the gases to the exhaust gas treatment system
Reply #42018-02-04
What pressure rating is the kettle designed for? If it is much greater than 0.2 MPa, then even with a safety valve in place, it will not activate~~~
Reply #52018-02-04
There are two types of safety valve installations: one is for the safety of the container, and the other is for the safety of the process parameters. This is simply because the reactor can handle high pressures; it’s not necessarily the case that the safety valve must have the same pressure rating as the reactor. Its rating can be determined based on the process conditions.
Reply #62018-02-07
If the design pressure of the boiler is greater than the maximum pressure of the wind (at the outlet of the wind compressor), it is not necessary to install a safety valve; otherwise, one must be installed

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