How to deal with air coming from the floor drain
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This post was last edited by *aojiaoya0546 on 2015-8-15 at 12:56. Since the entire plant’s sewer system is connected to various drainage outlets, during the hot summer months when the ground temperature reaches 50–60 degrees, the light oils in the sewer system tend to evaporate easily, resulting in gas escaping from those drainage outlets. What can be done to address this issue? ? 1. Seal the gassing drain to prevent combustible gases from escaping and avoid accidents. 2. Pass nitrogen or steam into the drain to displace air, thereby preventing combustible gases from accumulating in the sewer system. 3、. . . . (How did the versatile Haiyou do it? Additional information can be provided.) Let’s discuss the following: ① How do you manage the floor drains in the equipment during summer production? ②How do you deal with air coming from floor drains in summer? Active participants receive a wealth reward of 5-10, while those who engage in in-depth discussions on certain floors get a reward of 10-30, plus a small red flower reward. The production regions are looking forward to your joining – “Huoxiang Zhengqi, to prevent heatstroke.” http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1421676-1-1.html (Event post & spending money)
A water seal well should be installed outside the boundaries of one’s own installation.
Generally, each unit area is equipped with a water seal well, but oil and gas from the waste wells within the unit can mix with water from the floor drains.
①How do you manage the floor drains in the facility during the summer production period? We added an oil separator to the main outlet, which effectively seals off the drain system. ②How do you deal with air coming from floor drains in summer? Disperse it using an explosion-proof axial flow fan.
Stop blocking it; it could be very dangerous if fluid accumulates. The manhole cover on our oily wastewater line broke apart some time ago! It’s caused by the accumulation of volatile gases! Our approach involves using circulating water to move the material in the pipelines as quickly as possible downstream, using nitrogen to displace gases, and regularly opening the ground wells to check for any oil bubbles floating on the surface!
1: Cause of the leak and amount involved. For Treatment 2: Clear the pipelines and direct the airflow
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