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Pipeline insulation after PSV

2015-10-31View Original

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At higher pressures (around 9 MPaG), when the PSV vents, will supercooling occur? Is the principle similar to that of throttling?
Reply #22015-11-01
I don’t think so. Usually, expansion relief occurs the day after tomorrow, and it’s not happening continuously either
Reply #32015-11-01
It depends on the medium and its physical properties; supercooling occurs in liquids, right? It generally doesn’t happen in other cases
Reply #42015-11-02
It’s not that cold either; during design, it needs to be able to withstand temperatures of minus 20 degrees Celsius, and the medium used is natural gas

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