The issue of venting the ball sending and receiving cylinders

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A new ball receiving cylinder (PR-DN300/DN250-PN2.5MPa-B) is now being installed, with its safety valve vent and vent pipe connections being DN25 in size. Since the location of the receiver and transmitter cylinders is too far from the existing vent pipe, the client requested a separate vent pipe to be installed for the receiver cylinder. (1) Medium: Wet associated gas with a hydrogen sulfide content of 7000 mg/m3. (2) Pipeline flow rate: 150,000 cubic meters per day. (3) Design pressure: 2.5 Mpa (4) Operating pressure: 0.7 MPa. How exactly should the venting for the ball collection tank be set up? :handshake

Reply #22013-09-24

Is it necessary to install a safety valve on the ball receiving and sending cylinder? How to consider it?

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