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Flow rate for loading liquid ammonia

2017-10-20View Original

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What should be the appropriate flow rate for loading liquid ammonia? Are there any clear regulations imposing restrictions?
Reply #22017-10-20
For safety reasons, it is generally controlled as follows: 1. Vacuum condition: 0.05~0.3 m/s; 2. Pressure
Reply #32017-10-21
The flow rate of ammonia upstairs is a bit too fast; P
Reply #42017-10-23
It’s the loading speed; at a rate of one vehicle per hour, the speed reaches 6 meters per second
Reply #52017-10-24
Liquid ammonia is treated as a liquefied gas, with the flow rate kept below 4.5 m/s
Reply #62017-11-02
Liquefied hydrocarbons can be used as a reference, but first, the regulatory requirements regarding the prevention of static electricity buildup must be met

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