Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

gas-blowoff-line

Noun

/ɡæs ˈbloʊˌɔf laɪn/

Definition

A gas-blowoff-line refers to a pipeline or passage designed for the release or venting of gas from a system, often used in industrial settings such as refineries or chemical plants.

Examples

The engineers monitored the gas-blowoff-line to ensure safety protocols were being followed during the operation.
During the shutdown, the gas-blowoff-line was activated to relieve excess pressure from the system.

Meaning

This term indicates a specific line or route through which gas can escape or be expelled, particularly during maintenance or emergency situations to prevent pressure build-up.