I don’t understand the pipeline design specifications; need help

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Dear fellow sailors, please help answer my question: According to GB50316－2000 \"Code for Design of Industrial Metal Piping\" (2008 edition), clause 3.1.5.5 states that when arranging pipelines and designing supports, they must be able to withstand the reaction forces generated due to the pressure reduction or discharge of fluids. I don’t understand the reaction force resulting from the decompression of the fluid; please help!

Reply #22021-03-07

It should be the discharge reaction force exerted on the outlet pipe when the safety valve discharges

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