May the discharge outlet of the safety valve for flammable and explosive liquids be connected to a sewer? ? What standards need to be met?
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May the discharge outlet of the safety valve for flammable and explosive liquids be connected to a sewer? ? What standards need to be met?
Why connect to the sewer? Does flammable and explosive liquid enter the gutter after the safety valve fails?
Just having the idea alone isn’t enough either
It is possible to return to a low-pressure pipeline or container of the same fluid; the idea of sending it into a gutter is not good
It’s definitely not possible. Sure, I’ll go down into the ditch. To set up container collection or discharge to the flare
After the safety valve releases pressure, a container with a capacity greater than the amount released is required for collection.
**It is explicitly stipulated that safety valves containing flammable and toxic materials are not allowed to discharge directly into the atmosphere; they must be connected to closed systems. In the past, the safety valves of some materials that tend to polymerize could be connected to carbon adsorption tanks for discharge, but this is no longer permitted either – **it’s out of concern (in fact, everyone in the chemical industry is worried), as accidents in this sector occur quite frequently these days.
This post was last edited by DaotingTusuo123456 on 2019-10-12 08:46. Your approach is quite dangerous. . What if it’s at high temperature?
Must be discharged into a closed system! Aren’t there also safety risks?