Problems with the loading of acrylonitrile into vehicles

2009-12-17View Original

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Acrylonitrile is a highly toxic substance. Does anyone know how the hose is connected to the truck tank – through flanges, quick connectors, or sealing caps? What are the diameters of the gas and liquid pipes in such hoses?

Reply #22009-12-19

Personally, I think a quick connector will suffice; the diameter of the gas and liquid pipes in the flexible hose should be similar to that of a gasoline flexible hose.

Reply #32009-12-20

Please give a definite answer, not something like \"seems\" or \"appears\".

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