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Ammonia gas intermediate tank?

2011-02-20View Original

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Currently, an intermediate tank is needed to convert liquid ammonia into gaseous ammonia; the operating pressure is around 1 kilogram, and Q345R steel plates will be used. How should the calculation be carried out in this case?
Reply #22011-02-20
The medium should be a gas-liquid mixture; it should be classified as a type of medium. The original poster should consider whether there might be a problem with stress corrosion
Reply #32011-02-21
Liquid ammonia intermediate tanks generally hold ammonia in a gas-liquid mixture state, and are classified into category 2 or category 3 based on their volume.

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