Is there a limit on the oxygen content in the fuel gas network of refineries?

2017-05-31View Original

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I recently encountered a project in which a factory had a fuel gas containing oxygen that needed to be connected to the factory’s fuel gas network. I’m not sure whether there are any restrictions on the oxygen content in the fuel gas network

Reply #22017-05-31

Forgot the unit for 0.2; not sure whether it’s a percentage or PPM

Reply #32017-05-31

Check the explosion limit of the fuel gas

Reply #42017-05-31

Is it enough to just keep it outside the explosion range?

Reply #52017-05-31

There must be limits; high oxygen levels pose a risk of explosion!

Reply #62017-05-31

The fuel gas contains oxygen, so be careful of the explosion limit

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