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Is the liquid sodium pipeline GC1?

2019-09-17View Original

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Is the liquid sodium pipeline GC1? It’s my first time encountering this, so I’m not sure; I’d like to ask the experts for their advice
Reply #22019-09-17
First, determine whether it is a pressure pipeline by referring to Document No. 114 based on the definition of pressure pipelines; If it is a pressure pipeline, the classification is based on Document No. 2019
Reply #32019-09-19
It is necessary to determine whether it is a pressure pipeline based on your specific operating parameters
Reply #42019-09-20
Temperature 130, pressure 0.3 MPa. Electrically heated pipes.
Reply #52019-09-20
Logically, it should be GC2, but it is much more dangerous than an ordinary GC2.
Reply #62019-09-20
Logically, it should be GC2, but it is much more dangerous than an ordinary GC2.
Reply #72020-11-27
Due to the properties of sodium, it should be handled according to the highest standard

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