Discussion on the cause of the rupture of the float in the on-site level gauge of the high-pressure tank in the hydrogenation unit
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Discussion on the cause of the rupture of the float in the on-site level gauge of the high-pressure tank in the hydrogenation unit. High-pressure tank pressure: 18.6 MPa
Is it related to the operation? For example, when the pressure is high, opening the level gauge valve can cause the high pressure to rupture it
When operating under high-pressure conditions, if the root valve on the gas phase side is not opened and the liquid phase valve is opened first, it is likely to cause the float to hit the top; it is difficult to determine whether such damage can occur.
I’ve seen it a bit flattened. Haven’t seen it split like this directly……