192 Unique Aspects of Pressure Relief Systems Design and Evaluation for Reaction and Flare Systems

Wednesday, April 29, 2015: 10:15 AM
Ballroom F (Austin Convention Center)
Description:
This session includes papers on topics related to the design and evaluation of reactive and flare systems. Reactive systems are typically difficult and require a significant expenditure of time and effort to address. Flare systems due to concerns related to simultaneous relief and the additional loads placed on the system by debottlenecking can also require particular attention and the use of novel methods.

Sponsor:
DIERS

Chair:
Kenneth N. Kurko
Email: Kurko@fauske.com

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

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

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10:15 AM
(192a) Statistical Review of Runaway Reaction Kinetics
Enio Kumpinsky
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10:45 AM
(192b) Emergency Relief System Design for Reactive System Using Direct Scale-up Method
Surendra Singh
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11:15 AM
(192c) Engineering Safe Pressure Relief for Existing Flare Systems
Jay Riha, Steve Streblow, Ushma Patel and Mirna Zamora
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