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Should the safety valves for LNG pipelines all be located in one place for venting?

2016-01-06View Original

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I would like to ask the experts here: As the title suggests, must the safety valves of LNG pipelines be arranged for centralized venting? Is there any standard basis or reason for this? Please explain, thank you!
Reply #22016-01-18
It must be discharged in a concentrated manner, as required by the Solid and Hazardous Waste Regulations; explosive substances must not be released directly into the atmosphere
Reply #32016-01-26
It is an explosive medium and requires centralized venting.
Reply #42016-02-25
50156 50028 Standard: At present, everything we come into contact with needs to be concentrated and dispersed, and then heated using EAG
Reply #52016-05-13
1. It seems that the requirement in the new version of 50183 that the safety valve must be heated after discharge is no longer present; 2. The safety valves on some large tanks are vented directly to the atmosphere last

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