What are the considerations for the layout of salt acid pipelines?
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Due to process requirements, an additional acid pipeline needs to be added on-site, running from the outside to the inside. I plan to locate this acid pipeline on the canopy (as it is a long-distance transmission, so there’s no need for pipe supports or anything similar), with it then passing through the wall to enter the interior. I’m not sure if this arrangement will work What if there is a leak in the salt or acid pipes? Won’t that corrode the awning? Or should the salt and acid pipelines run along the floor or in the corners of the wall, and then be raised to enter the room? Which one is more suitable?
Supported by separate pipe racks, which facilitates regular inspections. If there are leaks in the acid and salt pipelines, it can cause corrosion of structures such as canopies; therefore, regular inspections are necessary. Information on the natural compensation bends and design for draining pipes can be found in the book \"Design and Examples for Pressure Pipeline Approval Officers Nationwide\" written by Zhang Dejiang and Song Keke