How to fix a leak in one section of a synthetic pigtail tube without stopping the operation
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A section of the pigtail pipe on the furnace is leaking; are there any solutions available without shutting down the furnace?
I’m not sure if the upper fixture will work either Try reducing the load; the company’s decision-makers must have conducted a safety assessment, right? There is a leak in the pigtail tube – should it be the upper pigtail tube or the lower one? Anti-static; it is not necessary to bring a mobile phone to the site, as there is a risk of flammable gas leaks!
This post was last edited by Duke of Fentu on 2011-9-12 at 16:26: 300,000 tons of synthetic ammonia… sent to the pigtail pipes; the factory has now ordered that it is prohibited to enter the site with mobile phones. The problem with the upper fixture is that the temperature there is too high, and the space is limited; it’s difficult to operate it on the outside of the inspection path.
Be careful during the inspection; they didn’t even stop the vehicle. The risk should be under control, but one can’t take it lightly. Also, pay attention to the wind direction; just in case..
Now, nitrogen is being blown at the leak point, followed by research plans and observations.