Liquid discharge destination
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Ladies and gentlemen, there is currently a horizontal tank with a capacity of 50 cubic meters. During normal operation, the tank is filled with Class A liquid, and the pressure is used to push this liquid to the next device. The tank is equipped with a rupture disc, and the plant already has a flare system in place. May I ask: Where should the drain pipe be connected? Should a liquid discharge main be installed, connected to the flare knockdown tank? Is a torch generally used to receive exhaust gases?
After the liquefied gas safety valve, it goes into the low-voltage pipeline network, while gasoline goes into the gasoline tank.
Is the tank pressurized with nitrogen? Is installing a burst disc here considered for fire conditions? Generally, the outlet of the burst disc should face in a safe direction; of course, it also depends on what the medium is.
1. Worried about overpressure coming from upstream? Then return to the pressure application device, such as in front of the pump. 2. Worried about fire hazards? It should be connected to the accident pool. It’s already classified as Category A, so how can it be arranged casually? As for what to do once it reaches the accident tank, that’s a matter related to the design for post-accident handling. :lol
According to national standards, the medium must be discharged to a safe area or into a designated collection container
The national standards specify that the medium should be discharged into a safe area or into a designated collection container. Could you tell me the specific regulations? Thank you