Design experience with high-pressure steam outside the plant
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I need help from all the experts! Project status: A 98-kilogram DN500 high-pressure superheated steam pipeline runs from the old boiler plant, along approximately 3 kilometers of roads outside the facility, to the air separation section of the new plant; it passes through municipal roads, farmlands, high-voltage power lines, and industrial parks along the way. How is the safety assessment carried out for this project? The safe distance between pipeline design and surrounding facilities, as well as the safety measures to be considered during the design process. I have never worked on projects of this kind before, and no relevant guidelines could be found online; as a result, I have no experience to guide me. I hope those who are more experienced will kindly offer their advice. Thank you very much!
This definitely can’t be explained in just a few words. It should be professional design institutes that carry out the conceptual design and prepare the feasibility study. Once the feasibility study is ready, the safety assessment can be carried out
Thank you very much. I work at a design institute; such changes are made after the feasibility study, and the previous feasibility report did not include this content. Do you want to add this section to the feasibility report before conducting the safety assessment? High-pressure steam is too dangerous; I’m not sure what to do.
High-pressure steam is somewhat better compared to hazardous chemicals, but it is still dangerous. I’ve never experienced this before; personally, I think one should start by focusing on building codes
I agree with what was said on the 4th floor; just follow the building codes and have a design firm create a design for you.