To remove the light hydrocarbon pipeline bypass, when the drain valve is damaged, how can the fluid inside the bypass be discharged safely and can it be removed safely?

2017-05-22View Original

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To remove the light hydrocarbon pipeline bypass, when the drain valve is damaged, how can the fluid inside the bypass be discharged safely and can it be removed safely?

Reply #22017-05-23

First, loosen the bolts at the bottom of the flange, working your way up; leave two bolts on the left and right slightly loose so that fluid can slowly leak out, and use a suitable container to catch it at the bottom.

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