Regarding whether the collection ditches at LNG stations must be open-type

2023-02-06View Original

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There are two issues that have been bothering me these past couple of days; let’s discuss them together, everyone. 1. LNG stations use LNG collection ditches in the event of leaks, and standards require these ditches to be open-type; is this because closed-type ditches would create enclosed spaces where NG could accumulate? 2. If the pipes used for collecting leaks at the top of LNG tanks are connected using elbows, will this increase the air resistance in the pipes and reduce the thrust resulting from gravity flow?

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