I would like to ask if each branch pipe of the combustible gas vent pipe is connected to the main pipe. Should the flame arrester be placed on each branch pipe or the main pipe?
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I would like to ask if each branch pipe of the combustible gas vent pipe is connected to the main pipe. Should the flame arrester be placed on each branch pipe or the main pipe? In addition, where is the best location to install the flame arrester? Near the discharge port or near the equipment?
Install close to the discharge port. Also, where is your exhaust outlet?
The emissions are discharged to the exhaust gas treatment system, which should be spray or the like. Should the flame arrester be installed near the spray tower?
It’s best to look at the picture above. Where does it go after the spray?
After exhaust gas treatment, it is finally discharged directly to the outside. The specific process is not clear. We do not make the exhaust gas.
Installed on the main pipe, the main pipe is close to the discharge port
Doesn’t the branch pipe need to be installed? Does it comply with the specification? ?
If one tank catches fire, all the tanks will be connected to the main pipe. If there is no flame arrester, the other tanks will catch fire directly.
The green circle is the flame arrester, and the green pipe goes to the exhaust gas treatment system at the back. Is it reasonable to set up the flame arrester like this? ?
As for the flame arrester, it should be installed on the main pipe, close to the discharge port.