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Installation of the cut-off valve at the bottom drawoff of the catalytic fractionation tower

2024-08-20View Original

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Is an emergency shut-off valve required at the bottom outlet of the catalytic fractionation tower?
Reply #22024-08-20
It is necessary to install an emergency shut-off valve at the bottom extraction point of the catalytic fractionation tower. This type of valve can quickly shut off the fluid in emergency situations to ensure production safety and the integrity of the equipment. It helps to control leaks under abnormal conditions and prevent potential accidents from escalating. .
Reply #32024-08-20
Depending on your needs – it’s not available at my old workplace, but I’ve encountered it at all new workplaces
Reply #42024-08-21
There are requirements; standards must be followed, and quick shut-off valves need to be installed

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