[Discussion Post 4] The nominal pressure of the safety valve should be ( ) the design pressure - it has been observed that many people make mistakes on this issue
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This post was last edited by kareale88 on 2019-1-17 13:44 bg4.png The nominal pressure of the safety valve shall be () the design pressure of the pressure vessel. A, equal to B, no greater than C, no less than D, less than is the reason why it is easy to choose wrongly. The correct answer is: C
The reason for the wrong choice is probably based on the idea that the set pressure of the safety valve is not greater than the design pressure.
The reason for the wrong choice is probably based on the idea that the set pressure of the safety valve is not greater than the design pressure.
This is considered based on the idea that the set pressure of the safety valve is not greater than the design pressure.
The answer? How else do I know if I made the wrong choice?
Oh, I forgot what I chose and why.
I read the wrong question. Mistakenly believe that the safety valve set pressure
;P I guess I misunderstood the question. It’s not difficult with a bit of common sense.
Because the nominal pressure is not the set pressure. The nominal selection is generally higher than the design, similar to liquid level gauges, flanges, etc.