Selection of design pressure and flaw detection ratio of gas ammonia buffer tank

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There are two ammonia buffer tanks, the first one: Working pressure 1.2MPa, normal temperature, DN650, volume 0.65 cubic meters, second unit: Working pressure 1.2MPa, normal temperature, DN3500, volume 79 cubic meters. Please tell me how to choose the design pressure and design temperature of these two containers, whether they are separation containers or storage containers, how to classify them, and how to choose the flaw detection ratio.

Reply #22009-02-19

According to the design requirements of ammonia system: design pressure: 2.16Mpa ； design temperature: 50 degrees ； Designed according to Category III storage containers, 100% flaw detection and heat treatment.

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