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Discharge destination of the safety valve

2017-12-29View Original

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There is a reactor that operates under pressure, with an alkaline solution having a pH of around 13 as the medium, along with compressed air that reacts with this solution. A safety valve is installed at the top of the reactor; can this safety valve be used to release air into the atmosphere (in the event of a fire)? The pressure to be released is 1.5 MPa; if the atmosphere cannot be used for discharge, then what is an appropriate alternative? Does any instructor have examples of such situations? I seek guidance

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