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What is the maximum flow rate limit for carbon monoxide at 0.7Mpa? Are there any relevant regulations specifying this?

2017-03-14View Original

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As the title suggests: What is the maximum flow rate limit for carbon monoxide at 0.7 Mpa? Are there any relevant regulations specifying this? What about the maximum flow rates at other pressure levels?
Reply #22017-03-14
It is mainly for safety reasons; factors such as pipeline flow velocity and pressure drop are not taken into account
Reply #32017-03-15
Which standard does it come from? Haven’t seen it before
Reply #42017-03-15
Less than 8 m/s is hydrogen, right? No CO was detected. . .

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