New York Low Pressure Boiler COF Practice

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The discharge of safety valves or safety relief valves should be located to prevent what?

  1. Pressure build-up

  2. Scalding

  3. Noise pollution

  4. Backflow

The correct answer is: Scalding

The discharge of safety valves or safety relief valves should indeed be located to prevent scalding. When pressure relief devices operate, they release steam or hot water that can be at dangerous temperatures. Proper placement of the discharge ensures that any released materials are directed away from personnel and sensitive areas, minimizing the risk of burns or scalding injuries. Ensuring safe discharge not only protects individuals nearby but also enhances the overall safety of the boiler operation. It is critical to account for factors such as wind direction and proximity to work areas when determining the discharge location. This careful consideration is vital in maintaining a safe working environment around low pressure boilers.

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