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Can an emergency relief manhole be used for horizontal nitrogen-sealed low-pressure methanol tanks in the context of fire scenarios?

2022-09-21View Original

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Can an emergency relief manhole be used for horizontal nitrogen-sealed low-pressure methanol tanks in the context of fire scenarios? SH3007 does not specify any particular type of storage tank; it is not clear whether horizontal storage tanks are acceptable. The main text of GB50160-2018, section 6.2.19, also does not mention any specific type of storage tank, but the explanatory notes state that fixed-roof tanks are intended. The main question is whether emergency relief manholes can be used on horizontal nitrogen-sealed low-pressure tanks?
Reply #22022-09-23
When it is possible for people to do so, the pressure relief manhole is used to handle emergency situations; this has little to do with the type of tank
Reply #32022-09-26
Sure, that’s possible. First, let’s look at the applications of emergency pressure relief manholes: These manholes are safety devices commonly used in low-pressure and atmospheric pressure dome tanks, and they are used in conjunction with vent valves. An emergency vent manhole is a safety relief ventilation device installed on the top of a storage tank, which remains sealed as long as the breather valve is functioning properly. The storage tanks mentioned generally refer to fixed storage tanks; mobile pressure vessels are usually equipped with safety valves or a combination of safety valves and rupture disks.
Reply #42022-09-27
A fixed-roof tank refers to a vertical storage tank that is usually quite tall; the pressure relief manhole is installed at the top, with no issues associated with that; Horizontal tanks are usually relatively short and installed at the top; in the event of a leak during a fire, will the flame be drawn back into the tank?
Reply #52022-09-27
A fixed-roof tank refers to a vertical storage tank that is usually quite tall; the pressure relief manhole is installed at the top, with no issues associated with that; Horizontal tanks are usually relatively short and installed at the top; in the event of a leak during a fire, will the flame be drawn back into the tank?
Reply #62022-09-28
Emergency relief is designed for systems equipped with nitrogen gas systems, and it serves as a relief mechanism to address excess nitrogen pressure
Reply #72022-09-28
If tempering occurs, what does the height of your storage tank matter? Only a flame arrester can prevent tempering. This kind of emergency release doesn’t take tempering into account, right?

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