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Seeking help with calculating the diameter of a safety valve

2021-03-26View Original

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In the new standard NB/T 47012-2020 for pressure vessels used in refrigeration equipment, shell-and-tube condensers shall be equipped with safety valves. However, no calculations related to the diameter of the safety valve were found. I would like to ask the experts: how should the diameter of a safety valve be determined? Should it be based on the old standard NB/T47012-2010, or should other standards be taken as reference? Thank you very much.
Reply #22021-03-26
The old standard includes calculations related to caliber, while the new standard doesn’t address this much; it was thought to be useful as a basis for making choices
Reply #32021-03-27
Is it still okay to use the previous calculations?

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