Can pressure-sensitive explosive containers be connected using clamps?
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Can pressure-sensitive explosive containers be connected using clamps?
I don’t know. Were the household gas cylinders used in the past considered to be connected with clamps?
Enameled reactors are also connected using clamps, Category II. . .
The clamps mentioned by the poster are probably not the clamps on the enamel kettle.
A clamp is a type of quick-opening mechanism used in pressure vessels to facilitate the frequent insertion and removal of solid materials. Atmospheric pressure vessels do not require clamping connections since there is no pressure to be withstood. For example, in the case of oil tanks containing flammable substances at atmospheric pressure, it is not necessary to use clamps for connection; pipeline connections are sufficient, with control being achieved through valves.