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2018-11-02View Original

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The dielectric has a high freezing point of 130°C; the pipeline at the inlet of the burst disc is equipped with a steam jacket. Is it necessary to provide a jacket and insulation for the pipeline at the outlet of the burst disc? Why?
Reply #22018-11-02
Where is the export going to? If it’s to be recycled in a sealed environment, its freezing point is too high; it’s better to take it out
Reply #32018-11-02
If the outlet pipe is short and leads directly outside, it’s not necessary. However, if the outlet pipe is long and used for sealed recovery, it is recommended to install heat tracing for insulation.
Reply #42018-11-02
Those with direct discharge are generally air or steam media! I personally estimate that the medium is not steam or air!
Reply #52018-11-06
It doesn’t discharge directly; there is an absorption system at the back. However, the outlet pipe has a jacket, and steam isn’t needed under normal conditions. Steam is applied to the jacket only when blockage occurs as a result of pressure release

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