Why are utility interfaces provided for vessels and tower equipment?

2009-03-12View Original

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Why are utility interfaces provided for vessels and tower equipment?

Reply #22009-03-30

I also recently looked at the flow diagrams and noticed that both the tanks and towers are connected to process water supply pipelines; could they be used for cleaning?

Reply #32009-03-30

The equipment represents the industrial engineering interfaces provided to meet the requirements of the manufacturing process. If some storage tanks need to be protected from freezing, steam must be supplied. Some devices require nitrogen purging, so a nitrogen interface must be provided.

Reply #42009-03-30

Steam, nitrogen purging, water washing

Reply #52009-03-30

All the foreign-made equipment in our factory has this port, but most of them don’t use it at all; it serves as a backup port.

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