Can hydrogen pipelines be punctured under pressure?
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Can hydrogen pipelines be drilled while under pressure? Find the norm
Should this be standardized? It’s a hydrogen pipeline – there’s flammable gas inside. If you try to make holes in it while it contains hydrogen, won’t that cause the fire to get worse and eventually lead to an explosion?
Looking for death – this one even has pressure-opening holes.
The molecular weight of hydrogen is 2, so it can escape through even the smallest gap. Moreover, making an opening while the system is under pressure requires cutting the pipe, which is very dangerous. Additionally, manufacturers are unwilling to carry out such work under pressure – it’s simply too risky.
Opening under pressure? No welding work can be carried out on hydrogen without pressure. Flaring must be carried out followed by replacement before work can begin
:@:@:@:@:@Oh, you genius – hydrogen! You actually want to make a hole under pressure; even without pressure, it’s necessary to purge the area first before proceeding with the operation
Big brother, don’t joke around with your life – those are flammable and explosive items under pressure, even more dangerous than T*T. Now, we can consider this issue as a story to tell; but if it explodes, it would be a safety accident, a serious one at that.
What kind of international joke is this? You can’t be that hopeless – how can you even think like that?
Hearing this is like hearing whether it’s possible to drill a hole in a human head with a drill