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May I ask the experts for solutions to the problem where the seal leakage inlet of the bottom pump cannot be cut off?

2017-11-29View Original

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May I ask the experts for solutions to the problem where the seal leakage inlet of the bottom pump cannot be cut off?
Reply #22017-12-04
Why can’t it be cut out? Hand valves are installed at both the pump inlet and outlet
Reply #32017-12-04
1 Assess the scale of the fire and determine whether it can be brought under control. 2 It is not possible to cut off the flow; the fire is too intense to approach the area, so the only option is to shut it off at the nearest inlet or outlet valve (such as the bottom-reduction extraction valve, or the inlet valve of the first heat exchanger at the outlet of the bottom-reduction pump), resulting in an emergency shutdown of the plant. 3 If the leak is minor or the fire can be controlled, extinguish the fire, find ways to seal the inlet and outlet valves and repair the pump; if it’s impossible to seal them properly and no solution can be found, then shut down operations as planned.

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