I’m currently working on an ethylene oxide project, and I would like to ask if there are any particular things to keep in mind when it comes to piping
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As the title suggests, thank you all for your help.
EO is a flammable and explosive chemical; 100% radiographic inspection is required for the welds of EO pipelines!
There is an article titled \"A Brief Discussion on the Key Points of Designing Chemical Plants Using Ethylene Oxide as a Raw Material\" for your reference; it can be found online.
Install as few valves as possible on the EO pipeline to reduce leakage points. If there is an EO leak, the current leaking pipeline must be purged before the valve can be removed or installed. The installation location of the valve needs to be considered as a whole.
EOEG pipes are generally made of seamless tubes. Recently, our company signed a contract with Sinopec Shanghai Petrochemical for EOEG duplex steel pipes, which are used in heat exchangers