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This post was last edited by wosheng*ang on 2021-9-8 08:31. Having worked in the dry chemical industry for a long time, I wish all those in this field safety and well-being!
Regular accident drills come in handy at this time. When dealing with an accident, it is essential to cut off the source of fire (including mobile phones and other devices or equipment that can generate sparks)
The handling was timely, calm, and decisive – kudos to your team\ud83d\udc4d\ud83d\udc4d\ud83d\udc4d\ud83d\udc4d\ud83d\udc4d\ud83d\udc4d
Alkylation units are prone to pipeline corrosion and leaks due to the presence of acids and bases, and valves also tend not to close properly as a result of erosion and corrosion. The owner’s solution is really good and very effective
It’s truly not easy to handle things promptly in an emergency situation!
I give you my approval – theoretical knowledge is only part of it; a calm mindset and extensive experience are essential for being an excellent operator.
I was indeed a bit confused and flustered at the scene back then, but it’s fortunate that I managed to get things under control
Alkylation is prone to leakage points; aside from the acid line, which is here, I also urge my colleagues to conduct regular inspections
Thanks for sharing. Elbows under such operating conditions are most prone to problems; the leakage points that occur are usually large in size and difficult to address online. In contrast, leakage caused by sand holes in weld seams is smaller in scale. It is recommended to use elbows with thicker walls and a larger radius to reduce erosion and corrosion.