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Safety valve inlet pipe and nominal diameter

2017-11-24View Original

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May I ask, must the diameter of the outlet pipe of the pressure vessel and the inlet pipe of the pressure vessel be no smaller than the nominal diameter of the safety valve? Must it still not be less than the minimum discharge area of the safety valve? For example, if both the top of my pressure vessel and the pipelines have a capacity of 20A, is it okay to use a safety valve with a capacity of 50A?
Reply #22017-11-27
The inlet and outlet diameters of the safety valve are determined based on the discharge volume and process parameters.
Reply #32017-11-28
It is necessary to conduct calculations to determine whether the safety valve meets the discharge volume required by the equipment, taking into account factors such as process parameters, properties of the medium, and production processes

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