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During loading, C4 leakage occurred due to issues with the tank truck equipment; how should this be dealt with?

2012-01-04View Original

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During the further loading process of the tank truck, leaks occur due to issues with the external equipment of the tank truck (such as a leak at one of the flanges on the tank); if it’s no longer possible to tighten those connections, what should be done? There is material inside the tank; a feed line and a vapor line connect to the tank. The fast-acting feed cut-off valve is closed. Apart from flushing with water and purging with steam, how should the material inside be dealt with? Besides the above solutions, what else should be done? Please help resolve this, experts.
Reply #22012-01-04
This kind of issue is easy to handle; just take a look at the information from other factories
Reply #32012-01-04
It can be vented to the flare through a vapor line, discharged, or into an air intake cabinet as well.
Reply #42012-01-05
1. Confirm that the feed supply has been cut off. 2. Use water spray for shielding. 3. Carry out process treatment, primarily to reduce pressure and remove the material

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