What is the recommended practice for handling high-pressure gas in boiler operation?

Monitoring continuously for leaks is a crucial aspect of handling high-pressure gas in boiler operation. High-pressure systems can present significant risks, and leaks can lead to dangerous situations such as explosions or fires. By implementing continuous monitoring, operators can quickly detect any leakage, assess the situation, and take appropriate action to mitigate risks.

Regular inspections, the use of gas detectors, and proper maintenance are essential components of this practice to ensure safety and reliability in the operation of high-pressure boilers. Continuous monitoring not only enhances safety but also helps in maintaining the efficiency of the boiler system by preventing gas losses.

Other approaches, such as regulating the gas flow with a manual valve, using flexible hoses, or storing gas in open containers, do not prioritize the consistent assessment of safety risks associated with high-pressure gas. While they may have their uses in specific contexts, they do not address the immediate concern of leak detection and prevention as effectively as continuous monitoring does.