Safety technical requirements for oxygen emission and liquid oxygen emission

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This post was last edited by quanyu502 on 2015-12-7 at 17:20. In air separation systems, since only nitrogen is currently used, oxygen has to be discharged. Are there any standardized technical requirements regarding the discharge of oxygen and liquid oxygen? Or, could you share some good successful experiences? For example, the safe discharge speed, discharge height, safety distance, etc. Urgent, thank you very much!

Reply #22015-12-07

No more support? Push yourself a bit

Reply #32015-12-10

Is there really none? Or do those who know it not see it?

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