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Classification of special equipment

2020-11-30View Original

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What does the volume of the gas phase space in Note 1-4 mean? Can you give me an example?
Reply #22020-11-30
For example, if a water-filled tank is full and there is no gas space, it will not be subject to solid volume regulation. If it is not full, there will be a gas space. If the volume of the gas space is greater than or equal to 0.03 cubic meters and the working pressure is greater than or equal to 0.1MPa, it will be subject to solid volume regulation.
Reply #32020-12-27
It also depends on the type of gas, right? ? ?
Reply #42020-12-28
The second floor said it very clearly. Another way to understand it is: This technical specification regulates only the gas portion.
Reply #52020-12-29
Solid content regulations supervise equipment containing liquefied gases and qualified gas and liquids

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