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Wall thickness of high-pressure vent pipeline at gas transmission stations

2009-02-03View Original

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The high-pressure vent line at our gas transmission station is used for emergency venting; it’s a relatively long pipeline – twenty meters in length – and after leaving the station, the gas is vented through a flare. The problem is that the wall thickness of this pipe (DN250) is greater than that of other pipes. No matter how the wall thickness formula is applied, such a thick wall isn’t necessary; I don’t understand this. I hope those who know more can provide some guidance. Let’s all discuss this actively! Thank you!

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