How many safety valves are required for an 80m3 liquid chlorine storage tank?
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 at 22:01. Does an 80M3 liquid chlorine storage tank require one safety valve or two? I think 2 is better, and they should be at different levels – one with high pressure and the other with low pressure – that way it’s safer, right? What do you all think? # hcbbs
It’s best to use two, guys; the pressure can be set to the same level. One in use and one as backup. Easy to replace and verify
There must be two of them; the set pressure for both is the same, so that they can serve as backups for each other.
It is better to use two; adjust the operating parameters of these two to the same value. Two outlet pipes for the safety valves are also required, and they cannot be combined together.
Two things are for sure: it facilitates maintenance and emergency handling