Does anyone know how to install the relief valve in the gas station pipeline?
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I have been busy with the pipeline design of cold gas stations recently. I don’t know how to design the installation of the relief pipe and relief valve in the pipeline. Does anyone know? Please help solve this problem. This post was last edited by javansea on 2007-12-22 12:26 ]
The relief valve only controls the upper limit of pressure. The relief pressure of the relief valve should be lower than the closing pressure of the shut-off valve. When working normally, the gas is released into the atmosphere only when it is not closed tightly when it should be shut off (due to impurities accumulated on the valve, wear, etc.). The discharge pipe should be 1.5m higher than the gas station. Attention should be paid to the height, distance and wind direction of surrounding buildings, and measures should be taken to prevent the environment from being polluted when gas is discharged.
Thank you for the reply on the 2nd floor: handshake This post was last edited by javansea on 2007-12-20 22:21 ]
The radiator pipe should be at least 4 meters above the roof of the factory. This is a question for a registered safety engineer. What is 1.5 meters?