156 Modeling of Relief and Flare Systems

Wednesday, April 13, 2016: 8:00 AM - 9:30 AM
362 A, B, D & E (George R. Brown )

Description:
The DIERS institute works to reduce the frequency, severity and consequences of pressure producing accidents, and to develop new techniques which will improve the design of emergency relief systems. This session seeks papers involving design of relief systems and maintenance of these systems in operation.

Sponsor:
Process Safety Spotlights
Co-Sponsor(s):
50th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium (LPS) (T1C)
Chair:
Warren Greenfield Email: wgreenfield@ashland.com
Co-Chair:
Casey Houston Email: houston.c.mn@iomosaic.com
- indicates paper has an Extended Abstract file available on the online proceeding.


File available
8:00 AM
(156a) In-Breathing Requirement for a Tempererd Tank Exposed to Prolonged Sudden Rainfalls
Davide Dr. Moncalvo, Michael Dr. Davies, Roman Weber and Reinhard Scholz

File available
8:30 AM
(156b) Methodology to Determine Relief Load for Trans-Critical Pool Fire
Craig Powers

File available
9:00 AM
(156c) Dynamic Simulation Modeling to Protect Flare Headers from Air Ingress
Jesse Mumm, Satyajit Verma and Freeman Self
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