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I would like to ask about the difference between ignition gas and pilot gas

2016-08-27View Original

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On the drawings of the ignition system, I can see that there are two streams of gas going to the vent pipe: ignition gas and pilot gas. I would like to ask the experts what the difference between them is
Reply #22016-08-29
I don’t understand; just saying something random: ignition gas: the gas used for ignition. Pilot gas: Gas used for the pilot light. Specifically, refer to Section 2 \"Relief Systems and Flares\" of Part 4 \"Process Design of Auxiliary Systems\", in Chapter 2 \"Process Design of Offshore Oil and Gas Fields\", Volume 1 \"Introduction to Design and Process Design\" of the \"Guidelines for Offshore Oil and Gas Engineering Design\".

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