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What measures should be taken for long-term shutdown of liquefied gas pipelines?

2015-07-17View Original

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What measures should be taken for long-term shutdown of liquefied gas pipelines?
Reply #22015-07-17
In the case of long-term parking, the liquefied gas is transferred to the oil storage area, nitrogen is used for purging until the conditions are satisfactory, and a slight positive pressure is maintained.
Reply #32015-07-18
Drain the liquid level, then purge with water and steam
Reply #42015-07-18
Since it’s for a long period of time, it’s best to fill it with nitrogen to maintain some pressure.
Reply #52015-07-20
Nitrogen isolation is an important step, and attention must also be paid to dehydration in the lower areas!
Reply #62015-07-21
Liquid and gas pipelines: material removal, purge to ensure compliance, isolation using blind flanges, labeling, dehydration at the lowest points, nitrogen filling to maintain a slight positive pressure; regular checks on pressure and condensate levels at the lowest points. The purpose is to prevent long-term corrosion.

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