Is the pressure in the reactor 3.6 MPa, with a vent buffer tank connected afterward?
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The pressure inside the reactor is 3.6 MPa, and it is connected to a vent buffer tank. So how should the operating pressure and design pressure of this vent buffer tank be determined? Since the vent buffer tank operates by accepting overpressure exhaust from the reaction vessel, and it is also connected to an external vent, should it be classified as a pressure vessel or a vessel under normal pressure?
Containers that are in direct contact with the atmosphere should be considered pressure vessels at normal pressure. If the end seal at the vent is not at the same pressure as the atmosphere during operation, it is considered a pressure vessel.
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The pipes I use at the moment are all designed as high-pressure pipes, but they are not classified as such…
It can be marked in; there is a risk of voltage straying
Calculate the volume; set the pressure at around 6 kilograms
First, cool and condense, then connect to a buffer tank; vent at the top of the buffer tank