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Does hydrogen explosion prevention need to be considered for the heating of sulfur trioxide storage tanks?

2016-08-04View Original

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In a closed warehouse, several liquid sulfur trioxide storage tanks are installed; is it necessary to consider the possibility of hydrogen being generated when sulfur trioxide comes into contact with water in the air inside the tanks? Therefore, considering the explosion prevention issues related to hydrogen, I humbly seek advice from experienced experts.

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