Regarding leak management at the job site?
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Those working in the chemical industry are well aware that valves often leak. In practice, it is common for valves used for flammable gases to have leakage issues. Please share how your company manages such minor leaks How to handle it? What measures should be taken?
Nine out of ten valves have leaks; buying valves of guaranteed quality will make control a bit easier； In case of drain leakage, use dual-valve control or install a wire plug
For valves with pressure relief holes, attention should be paid to the installation direction of the drain valve.
Although it is said that nine out of ten valves leak, chemical companies still need to ensure safety at the work site, as well as the safety of workers and the safety of operations involving open flames. When leakage occurs in a valve, it must be replaced if possible; otherwise, the leak must be sealed