What are the consequences of reduced pressure in the steam purging pipeline?
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What are the consequences of reduced pressure in the steam purging pipeline?
I think deflation pressure is different from compression pressure. Deflation rarely occurs, as there is venting during the scanning process ； The probability of pressure buildup is also low, unless there is a blockage somewhere in the pipeline. At the beginning of this situation, the pipeline experienced slight vibration ； Those with pressure gauges show an increase. At this point, measures should be taken to close the line-cleaning valve, determine the location of the blockage, and perform line cleaning in segments. If no measures are taken, basically nothing will happen; at most the pressure will build up to the steam pressure level, but it still won’t cause any blockage. Pipelines can handle pressures of several dozen kilograms without any problem.
Pipelines generally do not get flattened under pressure; only large containers might
At worst, the purging may not proceed smoothly, but it’s essential to pay attention to safety – sudden release of pressure can be very forceful, so be careful not to hurt anyone!
There is very little deflation; even if deflation occurs, simply shutting down the scanning function will suffice