For LNG storage tanks, is it reasonable to require both primary and secondary venting to go through the main pipeline before reaching the flame arrester? Is it possible?

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For LNG storage tanks, is it reasonable to require both primary and secondary venting to go through the main pipeline before reaching the flame arrester? Is it possible?

Reply #22018-05-04

It’s better to set one up that discharges directly into the air; that would be safer. If everything goes into the main pipe, there’s a risk that discharge won’t be possible in time in case of any problems

Reply #32018-05-04

Normally, a low-speed evacuation and a high-speed evacuation are set up.

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