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Do you have Jiujiang Chaija? I have a question I can’t figure out and would like to ask
An accident occurred in Chaijia, Jiujiang the day before yesterday afternoon; 2 people died and 1 was injured
I can’t figure it out either. I heard it’s because the pump stopped but the valve wasn’t closed... What about the interlock? Where have all the crew members gone?
It is estimated that the low export flow interlock is not in use, and the control valve has not been closed either. After all, in the event of an emergency shutdown, all attention is focused on the reactors and compressors
In the future, continue to maintain the interlocking system well and try to keep it in use.
Old equipment should also have their safety interlock systems improved, after all, human lives are at stake
No emergency pressure relief interlock valve? Does shutting down the circulating hydrogen not trigger interlocking of the emergency pressure relief valve?
The hydrogen feed pump of the old unit lacks an emergency shut-off valve, and the check valve is leaking; it is estimated that the pressure relief capacity of the safety valve in the raw material tank is also limited
Currently, the outlet of the feed pump for new units usually has two check valves, but one can’t completely rely on those either. With such a large-scale project, it’s normal for officials to accept bribes, and the practice of substituting inferior equipment for quality ones is widespread. So those who did it know in their hearts.