Incorrect Use of Flame Arrestors Part 2 (Pressure)

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This post was last edited by zhengxue on 2017-2-13 14:10. Error 2 – Incorrect operating pressure leads to the failure of the flame arrester! The initial operating pressure has a direct influence on the final pressure generated during deflagration and detonation. If the operating pressure of the combustible gas is higher than the pressure specified by the flame arrester, the flame arrester will fail. (Refer to Figure 1) Figure 1 shows that slightly increasing the initial operating pressure by 2/10 psi will cause the flame arrester to fail. Serial Article: Incorrect Use of Fire Arrestors Part 1 (Identification) – Incorrect Use of Fire Arrestors Part 3 (Environment)

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