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I have a few questions about ammonia stations for the fellow sea users?

2019-01-03View Original

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1. The breather valve is installed on the ammonia tank to balance pressure and supply gas when the pressure inside the tank is too low! What I don’t understand is: when air is mixed with ammonia, as long as there’s no vibration or an open flame, it should be fine, right? 2. Our vent valves are exposed to the outside, and there is an ammonia smell????; we currently want to divert the gas to the accident tank, but various issues need to be taken into consideration There are some details to consider. Seeking advice from colleagues
Reply #22019-01-03
Releasing ammonia directly into the atmosphere is definitely a problem; it should be equipped with a nitrogen seal, and using a one-way valve would resolve the issue.

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