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Under fire conditions in the liquid ammonia vaporizer and reactor, the ammonia release rate through the safety valve is 3000 kg/h. What should be done after the safety valve activates? ? ?

2017-10-20View Original

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According to GB50160: Ammonia gas must be treated after the safety valve activates. But if absorption is used, the tower becomes too large. Is there any good solution? ? ?
Reply #22017-10-24
Use specialized ammonia combustion torches and systems.
Reply #32017-10-31
Add a tank; fill the tank with water. Connect the outlet of the safety valve to the bottom of the tank, using a perforated pipe at the bottom. When the safety valve activates, most of the gas is absorbed by the water, and the remaining exhaust gases are sent to an absorption tower; Pump circulation for towers
Reply #42017-12-11
Such a large leakage amount is quite significant. Conventionally, as soon as the safety valve activates, the source is necessarily shut off remotely; therefore, even if an absorption tower is used, it does not need to be very large.

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