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How to handle leaks in the methanol synthesis purification pipeline using low-temperature methanol washing

2015-06-06View Original

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How to handle leaks in the methanol synthesis purification pipeline using low-temperature methanol washing
Reply #22015-06-07
It’s the same; keep working without stopping, just clock in
Reply #32015-06-08
This question is a bit vague; it depends on factors such as the amount of leakage, the exact location of the leak, and the cause behind it; Generally, if the amount of leakage is not large, it is only possible to seal the leak using a clamp while the system is under pressure ; ; Generally, leaks occur at the flange connections; leaks at the weld points are rarely seen
Reply #42015-06-22
Determine the amount of leakage and its location; if it is at the flange, the gasket may be damaged – this depends on the situation. If the leakage cannot be controlled, the machine must be stopped for maintenance. If it is at a welded joint, flaw detection procedures must be carried out.

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