Regarding the installation location of the safety valve
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Regarding the installation location of safety valves, Appendix B.9.1 of GB150.1-2011 specifies as follows; I wonder what the rationale is for gas storage tanks In other words: for a vertical vessel filled with gas, in order to facilitate inspection and maintenance, can the safety valve be installed on the lower side of the vessel’s cylinder, with the valve mounted vertically?
Ordinary gases can be filled in this way.
Yes, the safety valve of the wastewater stripping tower is installed at the bottom of the tower; there is steam at the bottom, which is better than releasing acidic gases from the top of the tower.
I’ve heard a lot about them being installed on the side, such as air tanks
According to GB150, is it true that the pressure at the top is the highest?
Previously, air storage tanks were installed on the side walls
According to GB150, the highest pressure is at the top, but the gas pressure should remain the same; we often install safety valves vertically by adding elbows to the upper half of the cylinder where the safety valves are placed in gas storage tanks.
Can a safety valve be installed vertically with an elbow at the lower half of the cylinder? Should an inward-extending tube be added inside to reach the upper part of the container at this time?
The safety valve of the gas tank should be fine in the lower half.
Gas storage tanks can be installed in this way.
As mentioned last time, when the medium is gas, it can be installed in this way because the pressure of the gas inside the chamber is uniform.