What is the wind line used for?
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The last edit to this post was made by chuanlin2000 on 2011-9-21 at 14:24. I would like to ask the experts: what is the purpose of a wind line?
The instrument isolation fluid system is not connected to any other systems; it is an isolated system. Is this air line used for purging? I really don’t quite understand it either; I hope someone with more knowledge can give me some guidance.
It is a purification air line used to stir the isolation fluid.
It’s for stirring; the 3rd floor is the right choice. Meters are highly precise devices, and they cannot be stirred using unpurified air containing impurities; whereas additives with lower requirements, such as demulsifiers and retarders, can be stirred using unpurified air…
In our oil industry air systems, there are air lines for instruments; I guess what you’re referring to is the reverse airflow line
Very good, it took me a long time to find it!
Please indicate where the air line is located, as well as whether it carries purified air or unpurified air; only then can I tell you what purpose the air line serves. Purified air is used for instruments, while unpurified air is generally used for purging purposes, in hose stations, with diaphragm pumps, and in catalytic processes. It is usually of little use in hydrogenation units