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How to calculate the pressure change after the relief valve

2010-09-25View Original

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This post was last edited by redmoon520 on 2010-9-25 at 15:31. The tank has a volume of 10 m3 and a maximum operating pressure of 25 MPa. There is 5 m of pipeline behind the tank’s vent valve (DN25), with its end leading directly to the atmosphere. The pipeline is a DN25 (D32*5) stainless steel pipe. I want to know the pressure condition of that pipeline during venting; it can be assumed that the vent valve is fully open. Which friend can help me? How should it be calculated, and what software can be used for simulation? Thank you. Also, if I want to install a flame arrester on the vent pipe, what nominal pressure should I choose? Waiting online… Oh,
Reply #22010-09-25
Which teacher can come out to give some guidance? I’ll handle it for now
Reply #32010-09-25
Add a flame arrester, and the pressure will likely need to be calculated based on the maximum operating pressure of the storage tank. Looking forward to insights from experts
Reply #42010-09-25
I have the same concern; I’m not sure what to do, and I’m hoping that an expert will appear. I’ll wait, and wait, and wait... . .
Reply #52010-09-26
I’m still waiting patiently, waiting for a kind person to appear
Reply #62010-09-29
Are my doubts meant to fade away like this?

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