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Name : Fire Relief Rate Study (Semi-Dynamic Approach) Version: 1.3 Description This spreadsheet uses sequential flashing results fro software to calculate relief valve flow rate during e done for wetted vertical and horizontal vessels when orifice is sonic (critical) based on API and other pu Producer: Saeid Rahimi M. Publishing Date: ### Publisher: No of sheets: 2 Content: About Fire Relief Study based on Sequential Flashing Method Reference: Relief Rate Calculation; External Fire (Part-2), Publ Sizing, Selection, and Installation of Pressure Relie API-520, 8th Edition, Dec 2008 Pressure-relieving and Depressuring Systems, API-521, Revision History : Version Description of Changes 1.0 Produced for personal library 1.1 Revised by adding different vessel orient 1.2 Modified for publishing on web 1.3 Revised according to the users feedbacks Contact: www.chemwork.org Please visit www.linkedin.com/groups/chemwork-3822450 should you have question or feedback or feel free to contact [email protected] . This spreadsheet is copyright 2011, The Chemwork Spreadsheet Page, www.chermwork.org. The information contained herein may not be retran copied, or electronically posted without the expressed written consent owner. You may use this spreadsheet for personal or professional use

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Page 1: Fire Relief Dynamic Study

Name : Fire Relief Rate Study (Semi-Dynamic Approach)Version: 1.3Description This spreadsheet uses sequential flashing results from commercial simulation

software to calculate relief valve flow rate during external fire. This calculation is done for wetted vertical and horizontal vessels when flow through relief valve orifice is sonic (critical) based on API and other published articles

Producer: Saeid Rahimi M.Publishing Date: 28-Feb-2013Publisher:

No of sheets: 2Content:

AboutFire Relief Study based on Sequential Flashing Method

Reference:Relief Rate Calculation; External Fire (Part-2), Published on www.chemwork.orgSizing, Selection, and Installation of Pressure Relieving Devices in Refineries, API-520, 8th Edition, Dec 2008Pressure-relieving and Depressuring Systems, API-521, 5th Edition, Jan 2000

Revision History :Version Description of Changes Date 1.0 Produced for personal library 15-Aug-20071.1 Revised by adding different vessel orientations 23-Oct-20091.2 Modified for publishing on web 9-Sep-20111.3 Revised according to the users feedbacks 28-Feb-2013

Contact:

www.chemwork.org

Please visit www.linkedin.com/groups/chemwork-3822450 should you have any comment, question or feedback or feel free to contact [email protected].

This spreadsheet is copyright 2011, The Chemwork Spreadsheet Page, www.chermwork.org. The information contained herein may not be retransmitted, copied, or electronically posted without the expressed written consent of its owner. You may use this spreadsheet for personal or professional use only.

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PROJECT : DATE :

PROJ. NO.: BY : S.Rahimi

CLIENT : REV : 30-Dec-99

UNIT : DOC NO.:

Fire Relief Rate Study for Wetted Vessels (Sequaential Flashing Method)

Input Data

Relief Valve Set Pressure psig 176.4

Overpressure % 21.0

Total Backpressure psig 20.0

Effective Discharge Coe (Kd) --- 0.975

Backpressure Coefficient (Kb) --- 1.000

Combination Corr. Factor (Kc) --- 1.000

Fire Heat Input Rate Btu/hr ft2 21000

Insulation Factor --- 1.000

Vessel Dimesnsion

Vessel Orientation ---- Vertical

Vessel Head Cap type ---- Elliptical

Vessel Diameter m 1.0

Vessel Length m 3.0

Liquid Level Height m 1.0

Calculaion Results

Relieving Pressure psia 228.1

Critical Pressure psia 133.7

Vessel Cylinder Volume m3 2.36

Calculation Validity Cehck --- Valid

0 508.5 157.6 0.79 399 4.45 500829 3178 1444 0.8025 451.6 89.8 1.094 326.6 0.1249

5 500.2 147.7 0.76 379 4.34 490875 3323 1511 0.7888 469.1 95.2 1.094 326.6 0.1269

10 492.6 138.8 0.73 359 4.22 480151 3459 1572 0.7751 484.8 100.3 1.095 326.7 0.1286

15 485.8 131.0 0.70 339 4.10 468604 3577 1626 0.7621 498.6 105.0 1.097 326.9 0.1298

20 479.6 124.0 0.67 319 3.97 456349 3680 1673 0.7495 511.1 109.3 1.099 327.1 0.1305

25 474.1 117.8 0.63 299 3.83 443342 3764 1711 0.7378 522.3 113.3 1.101 327.3 0.1307

30 469.1 112.2 0.60 279 3.69 429700 3830 1741 0.7267 532.6 117.0 1.104 327.6 0.1305

35 464.5 107.1 0.56 259 3.54 415480 3879 1763 0.7163 541.9 120.5 1.107 327.9 0.1298

40 460.3 102.5 0.52 240 3.39 400689 3909 1777 0.7063 550.6 123.7 1.110 328.3 0.1286

Maximum Relief Valve Size 0.1307

Vap (wt% )

r (kg/m3)

l (btu/lb)

V(m3)

Mass (kg)

A(m2)

Q (btu/hr)

w (lb/hr)

W (kg/hr)

Z(--)

T (F)

M(--)

Cp/Cv(--)

C(--)

Aorifice

(in2)

in2

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 450.1200

0.1220

0.1240

0.1260

0.1280

0.1300

0.1320

Liquid Vaporized (wt%)

AO

rific

e A

rea

(in2

)

O2
green cells: input data blue cells :fixed/text white cells: calculation results www.chemwork.org S.Rahimi 08-Sep-2011
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if status is "Not Valid", it means flow through relief valve orifice is subcritical. This spreadsheet is valid for relief valve sizing when flow regime is critical (sonic). Saeid 09-Sep-2011