9 Effective Scenario Identification for Pressure Relief and Effluent Handling Systems

Monday, April 27, 2015: 10:30 AM
Ballroom F (Austin Convention Center)
Description:
Properly designing a relief system starts with appropriate scenario selection. Missing a governing scenario can result in an undersized or inappropriately designed pressure relief or effluent handling system. Scenario identification poses particular challenges when reactive relief is a credible design case. This session invites original papers that offer guidance on methods for the appropriate selection of relief contingencies to ensure the design of relief systems and effluent handling is adequate.

Sponsor:
DIERS

Chair:
Peter Paul Howell
Email: phowell@markfive.com

Co-Chair:
Wayne Chastain
Email: chastain@eastman.com

- indicates paper has an Extended Abstract file available on CD.

File available
10:30 AM
(9a) Overpressure Protection of a Pressure Vessel By System Design through the Application of ASME VIII Ug-140 in Lieu of a Relief Device By an Appropriate Choice of Mawp and/or By Safety Instrumented System
Dilip K. Das
File available
11:00 AM
(9b) Understanding Gas Blowby Scenario Calculations
Nancy Faulk, Abdul Aldeeb and Zubin Kumana
File available
11:30 AM
(9c) Can I Use My Cooling Water Header As a Relief Device?
Rahul Raman
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