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What are the precautions for LNG on-site venting?

2010-01-11View Original

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If an LNG plant is vented during a thunderstorm, is there a possibility of a fire? And what impact does mobile phone have on it?
Reply #22010-01-11
Yes, venting during thunderstorms is very likely to cause a fire.
Reply #32010-01-11
Safety comes first. It is best to put combustible materials in the torch. If the oxygen content exceeds the standard and cannot be placed in the torch, a flame arrester must be added to the atmosphere. You cannot use mobile phones at gas stations, let alone LNG factories.
Reply #42010-01-18
The possibility is high. Generally, if you encounter such a situation, you can close the vent stop valve. The backfire will not enter the pipe for too long.; If there is a nitrogen pipe connected, you can close the LNG vent stop valve and properly enter nitrogen for dilution.

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