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How should the oxygen vent pipeline be designed?

2011-09-22View Original

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I’d like some help – how should the vent line for oxygen pipelines be designed? If anyone knows the answer, please let me know
Reply #22011-09-22
Manual venting or automatic venting? But in any case, a flame arrester needs to be installed.
Reply #32011-09-22
The oxygen pipeline is automatically vented; is it necessary to install a flame arrester?
Reply #42011-09-22
For automatic venting, there must be a stainless steel pipe section 5 times the diameter of D behind the control valve, with a length of not less than 1.5 m. A flame arrester must be installed.
Reply #52011-09-22
What kind of equipment? Our company doesn’t have any flame arrestors installed.
Reply #62011-09-22
Oxygen is an oxidizing agent; to prevent flames from being introduced from the outside, a flame arrester is needed to ensure safety.
Reply #72011-09-22
Reply 2# yourp: A flame arrester must be installed
Reply #82014-10-29
There’s no flame arrester installed for the oxygen vent from air separation, right?

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