Questions regarding the duration of flame recovery for the eternal light
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With all the air being recovered, does the eternal light go out? Does it still have to be lit?
An eternal light – an eternal light must remain lit at all times. Under stable production conditions, flare gas can be recovered; this is merely a measure to save energy. The flare and the permanent flame serve as safety measures in plant operations; in the event of an accident, the pressure of the emitted gases rises sharply and their flow rate increases, causing them to overcome the water seal valve. These gases are then instantly ignited by the permanent flame and burned off through the flare tip.
It should be lit according to the regulations. But if there is an automatic ignition system, it can be extinguished.
The eternal light stays lit, no matter what happens to you
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According to the regulations of the Safety Supervision Bureau, it must remain lit.
The everlasting light should remain lit at all times without any maintenance
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Gas holder designs typically include a safety system: when the volume of gas in the holder increases too rapidly or reaches an excessive level, the inlet valve of the holder closes； An eternal light must be kept burning to ensure safety in the event of a sudden release of low-wattage gas.