【Process Area Event – Bizarre Designs – 03】-- Instrument Air Buffer Tank
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This post was last edited by goldliyang on 2017-8-16 at 11:18. 1. Is the instrument air buffer tank considered a pressure vessel? 2. Are thermometers and safety valves not needed? 3. Is it not necessary to drain the sediment at the bottom of the tank?
It’s considered a pressure vessel, so basic safety equipment is necessary; I guess they’re trying to save costs by skipping it, haha
It’s considered a pressure vessel, so basic safety equipment is necessary; I guess they’re trying to save costs by skipping it, haha
What can be seen on site is that there is a small safety valve right in the center at the top; it was provided by the manufacturer
1. It belongs to pressure vessels. 2. The safety valve still needs to be installed. 3. A vent valve must be installed at the bottom.
1. It belongs to pressure vessels. 2. The safety valve still needs to be installed. 3. A vent valve must be installed at the bottom.
It belongs to pressure vessels, so a safety valve must be installed, and drainage is also necessary.
It belongs to pressure vessels. This design saves way too much.
Though small, a sparrow has all the necessary internal organs; it should have all the required safety components
Believe me, it’s definitely not the designer’s fault: lol