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Casing Vent

The well casing must have a vent to allow air into the casing as the water level drops. The vent terminates 18 inches above the floor with a return bend pointing downward. The opening of the vent must be screened with 24 mesh stainless steel to prevent entry of vermin and dust. [Pg.99]


Products with dissolved gas must be properly vented. In most cases, vent the stuffing box back to pump action. [Pg.509]

While the production of hydrogen is a relatively small source of C02 nowadays, it is usually produced in large installations with, in many cases, C02 separation technology already in place. Currently, the C02 produced from hydrogen production is used in the food industry or (in most cases) vented to the atmosphere. In future, hydrogen may well play an important role in two of the largest C02 emitting sectors, namely power production and transport. [Pg.305]

Complete outer case venting shall be ensured by means of a high point vent connection. [Pg.65]

Crack open the case vent to fill the case with liquid. This is called priming the pump. ... [Pg.306]

Liquid drains, manifolded and taken to a heater for vaporizing, process safety valves, vents and thaw lines, together with the major casing vents, all culminate in a vent stack to the atmosphere. This stack should have its exit point well above surrounding equipment to prevent it from being a hazard to personnel in the event of a fire. A continuous flow of nitrogen at a velocity of 1 ft/sec can be supplied at the bottom of the vent stack to blanket all process and casing equipment from air. A check valve placed in this line provides added protection. [Pg.402]

Venting The term venting is popularly associated with pressure relief systems and devices, which are installed on enclosed conveyors (pneumatic, air gravity, screw etc.) and silos to prevent pressure buildup and potential explosions. However, sometimes dust is directly vented to either the atmosphere or to a ducting system with or without dilution with air. In this case venting may be classified as a method for non-fugitive dust control by ventilation or Di-Pution. [Pg.732]


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