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Standards for the velocity of inert gas flow in pressure vessels and pipelines

2008-02-16View Original

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Since technical upgrades require recalculation of the pipe diameters, and as production increases, the flow rate of the material within the pipes also increases. Does anyone know the standards regarding the flow velocity in the pipes of urea systems, especially the gas-phase flow velocity in the inert scrubbers? ? ? ? ? ? ? :o :o :o :o
Reply #22008-02-16
Calculate using the principles of applied chemical engineering (a crude method). The existing chemical engineering calculation software should be quite convenient for use.
Reply #32008-02-19
Sir, I would like to ask if there are any standards or regulations regarding the flow rate of pipes for flammable and explosive gases! ! ! ! ! Additionally, can the design standards for hydrogen stations be used as a basis for mixed gases (containing hydrogen)? ! :Q :Q

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