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ESD valve location - Guide
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ESD valve location - Guide

ESD valve location - Guide

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Hi all,

Is there a good reference document or article that discusses the location of ESD valves?

E.g. ESD valves are located on the liquid outlet of vessels presumably to isolate the liquid inventory in case of a leak. Also, they will be at fire area boundaries to prevent flammable materials from one area feeding another.
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RE: ESD valve location - Guide

(OP)
Thanks! That’s an extensive list, I’ll see what I can get my hands on

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