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Regarding the selection of tank accessories

2020-02-19View Original

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Does a phosphorus trichloride storage tank require a nitrogen blanket, or is a vent valve necessary? For storage tanks, how can one determine whether to install a vent valve or a safety valve, etc.? Are there any standards to refer to? I hope the experts can give some advice!
Reply #22020-02-19
Medium pressure? Is it the tank in which phosphorus trichloride is stored? Atmospheric pressure during the reaction
Reply #32020-02-19
Firstly, according to SHT3007, a nitrogen seal is required when there is a breathing valve; moreover, considering the presence of irritating gases, it is necessary to collect the exhaled gases in a sealed manner. Phosphorus trichloride does not burn and has a high boiling point, so a nitrogen seal is probably not needed. However, it emits smoke when exposed to humid air, producing HCl that can corrode metals – this aspect needs to be taken into account, as specified in some rules of SHT3007
Reply #42020-02-23
You may refer to the provisions of SH/T3007; we are a manufacturer of breathing valves and flame arrestors. If you have any questions, feel free to communicate. Manager Zhu’s WeChat number is the same as his phone number: 13912008028

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