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Drain the liquid from the pipeline

2019-03-18View Original

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How to remove the flammable liquid from the pipeline, where to purge it from, and where does the vented gas go? Which master can answer? Thank you
Reply #22019-03-18
What’s the specific process like? Make it clear so the problem can be solved.
Reply #32019-03-23
If the pipeline is to be taken out for maintenance, the flammable liquid is generally discharged into a collection tank through the vent drain; after it has been completely drained, the pipeline is purged with steam
Reply #42019-03-23
The pipes in the pipe rack don’t have points for draining liquid at the lower levels and venting it at the higher levels; after operation, maintenance is required – how can the liquid inside be removed?
Reply #52019-03-23
If there is no venting, the pressure must be relieved before the pipeline can be opened or manipulated. If the pressure is low, as a last resort, the section in question can be removed and a flange used to gradually relieve the pressure
Reply #62019-03-23
The air intake strip uses wind to push the liquid out.
Reply #72019-03-23
Flammable liquids are also classified into different types; gasoline requires water to be used for cleaning, while diesel can be cleaned with steam directly.

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