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There are 3 atmospheric-pressure flat-bottomed buffer tanks with a capacity of 110 cubic meters at the installation site; is it necessary to install safety valves and vent valves on them?

2017-09-09View Original

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There are 3 atmospheric-pressure flat-bottomed buffer tanks with a capacity of 110 cubic meters at the installation site; is it necessary to install safety valves and vent valves on them?
Reply #22017-09-09
What medium? A breathing valve is definitely necessary, while a safety valve is not necessarily required – it depends on the properties of the medium.
Reply #32017-09-09
Atmospheric pressure tanks need to be protected against negative pressure and overpressure; safety accessories such as vent valves and explosion-proof plates can be installed.
Reply #42017-09-09
A breathing valve is necessary; if the substance is toxic or harmful, a nitrogen seal is also required
Reply #52017-09-10
This depends on your processing conditions and the properties of the materials used. 1. If the pressure in your system isn’t high, if the materials are non-toxic and harmless, and if the system doesn’t have strict requirements regarding air content, then it may not be necessary to install anything at all; 2. If there are requirements regarding the discharge volume of the material itself, and the system has specifications regarding the air content, then a breathing valve must be installed ; 3. If the system operates under overpressure, a safety valve needs to be installed.
Reply #62017-09-10
When placed on the ground, the material tends to sublimate easily. Is fire condition considered?
Reply #72017-09-10
When placed on the ground, the material tends to sublimate easily. Is fire condition considered?
Reply #82017-09-10
When placed on the ground, the material tends to sublimate easily. Is fire condition considered?
Reply #92017-09-10
When placed on the ground, the material tends to sublimate easily. Is fire condition considered?
Reply #102017-09-10
When placed on the ground, the material tends to sublimate easily. Is fire condition considered?

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