Liquid seal water in the hydrogen vent chimney
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 at 23:34. The liquid seal water in our company’s hydrogen vent chimney has disappeared mysteriously; it’s very strange, but it’s a fact that’s hard to understand. . . . . What do you think might be the reasons? # ， ， &
There is negative pressure in the container or pipeline upstream of the chimney, which draws the liquid seal water back in. I think this is a possibility; I’m not sure if it’s indeed the case though :)
The factors mentioned on the second and third floors may all be present, but even if the hydrogen system becomes under pressure, it won’t be very high; therefore, the liquid seal water in the hydrogen chimney should not be drained
If the pure water pipeline leading to the hydrogen vent tank becomes blocked or freezes, resulting in excessive hydrogen pressure, will the water in the liquid seal evaporate?
How long has it been? Was it a short time or a long time?