Alkyl aluminum valves
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I have a project involving aluminum alkyls that requires a quote; it’s a 1\" three-way ball valve. The medium is this one; I’m not sure what structure or material to use. Baidu explodes when it comes into contact with water, and burns normally in air. Ah, the master is waiting.
I’m also a complete beginner when it comes to such media. I’ll wait with you and see what happens.
. . . Carbon steel will do; it’s not corrosive
Yeah, many people asked in the group, and quite a few of them weren’t clear about it. Ugh, it’s so annoying; still to this day
BATG 2.0 WCB/304 +NF -FB -TRUB-RF: Alkyl aluminum isn’t that scary; we have used it before, but three-way ball valves are still quite rare.
Swagelok valves are widely used in such applications. Highly recommended!
Just use the common one; it’s not that scary
It is best to have dry nitrogen protection. It’s better to design things to be safer; there have been far too many safety accidents in the petrochemical industry lately.
Process safety is the first consideration in design; this cannot be ignored
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The main issue is leakage; as mentioned in the title, it catches fire when exposed to air, which means that the leakage rate must be extremely low – essentially 0. Carbon steel material is sufficient. It is mainly sufficient that the sealing surfaces and the structure of the valve can meet the requirement of zero leakage.