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H2 deflagration

Bill3752

Chemical
Jan 24, 2008
136
I have a reactor consuming hydrogen. The MAWP is 90 psig. The NFPA Pmax ~ 87 psig and Pred ~136 psig. Because the Pmax is lower than the MAWP, does this mean that the vessel will contain a deflagration - i.e. that we do not need to install rupture discs for this scenario?
 
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