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Help: How to prevent hydrogen fires caused by leaks at the flange in the reduction zone of a reactor?

2010-11-01View Original

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This post was last edited by qldch2306 on 2010-11-1 11:12. Hello everyone, how can we prevent fires caused by hydrogen leakage from the flanges in the reduction section of the CCR reactor in aromatic compounds processing units? Hydrogen leaks are not easy to detect. Can it be detected with an infrared thermometer after a fire breaks out? Please share your experiences, thank you
Reply #22010-11-01
Copper mesh is added at the flange. There have been similar discussions on the forum; you can search for them! http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=153428&highlight=%C7%E2%C6%F8%D0%B9%C2%A9
Reply #32010-11-01
No clear conclusion was reached in the post, so I’m seeking further advice. . . Such problems are not a challenge faced only by one company. . .

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