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Are there any special requirements for the installation of exhaust pipes for discharging highly toxic and Class A fluids?

2020-04-14View Original

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Are there any special requirements for the installation of exhaust pipes for discharging highly toxic and Class A fluids? Can it be left unset? Please let me know the applicable standards so I can study them.
Reply #22020-04-14
It must be set. Highly toxic and Class A fluid discharge pipes require sealing (threaded plugs, pipe caps, blind flanges, flange covers), double valves, as well as collection devices.
Reply #32020-04-14
Take a look at [Design of Drainage and Venting Pipelines] – it might be helpful to you.
Reply #42020-04-15
According to GB50316, Class A1 fluids (highly toxic) shall not be discharged directly into sewers or the atmosphere; they must be released into closed systems. For Category B liquids in Section 14.5 on emissions, a closed collection system shall be used. The gas should be discharged into the flare system.

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