Is a flame arrester required for the liquefied gas loading arm?
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RT: Is it necessary to install a flame arrester on the loading/unloading hose of liquefied gas vehicles? I would appreciate the expertise of experts
What is the purpose of renting firearms? I’ve never heard of such a temporary device being used for renting firearms
No need; where would the fire come from at the hose fitting? Was it lit with a lighter?
No need; where would the fire come from at the hose fitting? Was it lit with a lighter?
This post was last edited by Angel_WDNX on 2019-9-27 08:26. Added content
A flame arrester needs to be installed at the exhaust pipe of the tank truck; for the dip pipes, we directly vent the gas through flares
No need, as it’s completely sealed and doesn’t come into contact with air
Did you include it in the final version? I'm also looking for this answer. It seems it’s not necessary, but the standards require it; no exceptions have been found.