High-pressure venting and low-pressure venting
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What is high-pressure venting? What is low-pressure venting? What pressure level is considered high pressure, and what level is considered low pressure?
Relatively speaking. The pressure drop in the high-pressure flare pipeline network can be higher.
As mentioned above, the situation varies from one device to another. When designing something, it depends on how many torches are used; for example, my original device had just one torch. There was also a distinction between high-pressure and low-pressure systems. The current devices have both high-pressure and low-pressure torches, as the back pressure of high-pressure torches is 2 kilograms – in other words, anything with a back pressure of less than 2 kilograms can only use low-pressure torches. Based on the principles of thermal radiation efficiency, discharge rate, and partial pressure separation, accidents such as pressure surging and tempering are prevented
Thank you for your reply. Based on the principles of thermal radiation efficiency, discharge speed, and separate pressure control, accidents such as pressure surging and backfire are prevented. Please explain this in detail: what is thermal radiation efficiency, what are the requirements regarding discharge speed, and what does separate pressure control mean? Thank you
Why is the back pressure of the high-pressure flare two kilograms? Where does this value come from?