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Calculation of hydrogen vent pipe diameter

2016-06-16View Original

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Dear experts, I have a question. After the reaction in the hydrogenation reactor is complete, the hydrogen gas inside needs to be vented. The initial pressure is 35 kilograms; until the pressure is fully released, it is necessary to ensure a safe flow rate of the hydrogen gas within the pipes in order to guarantee safe venting. How should the diameter of the vent pipe be calculated?
Reply #22016-06-16
The diameter of the pipeline to be emptied is calculated based on the safe static electrostatic cumulative flow rate of hydrogen in pipelines made of the corresponding material.

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