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What does “light a torch” mean? Can someone explain it?

2009-04-02View Original

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What does “light a torch” mean? Can someone explain it?
Reply #22009-04-02
In the vapor phase of a polyethylene polymerization reactor, an excessive amount of non-condensable inert gases is one of the reasons for high pressure in the reactor; in such cases, it is necessary to use a flare system. Those who are not familiar with how to operate a flare system might think that it simply involves releasing some gas and burning that gas – is that what is meant by using a flare system?
Reply #32009-04-02
There are already exhaust gas recovery systems available; it would be a shame to release or burn them away. Currently, no PVC plant in China uses flaring for exhaust gas treatment. This post was last edited by yzhms on 2009-4-2 17:10]
Reply #42018-09-25
Generally, there is a safety valve; when the pressure is high, the non-condensable gases are released into the flare line where they are burned up
Reply #52018-09-26
There are many situations in which a flare is used: when the equipment experiences excessive temperature, pressure, or liquid level levels that require urgent handling; therefore, the gas is discharged through a flare, and combustible gases in the system are also vented to the flare

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