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    This document provides a formula and explanation for calculating the safety valve reaction force when gas or vapor is flowing through the valve. The formula uses the following variables: flow rate in pounds per hour, ratio of specific heats, molecular weight of the gas or vapor, absolute temperature at the inlet in degrees Fahrenheit plus 460, and the horizontal reactive forces at the centerline of the valve outlet in both pounds and kilograms. Two examples are provided applying the formula with given values for flow rate, temperature, and molecular weight.

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    This document provides a formula and explanation for calculating the safety valve reaction force when gas or vapor is flowing through the valve. The formula uses the following variables: flow rate in pounds per hour, ratio of specific heats, molecular weight of the gas or vapor, absolute temperature at the inlet in degrees Fahrenheit plus 460, and the horizontal reactive forces at the centerline of the valve outlet in both pounds and kilograms. Two examples are provided applying the formula with given values for flow rate, temperature, and molecular weight.

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    Calculation of Safety Valve Reaction Force .: WPH K M T F (LBS) F (KGS)

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    Sivashankar Dhanaraj
    This document provides a formula and explanation for calculating the safety valve reaction force when gas or vapor is flowing through the valve. The formula uses the following variables: flow rate in pounds per hour, ratio of specific heats, molecular weight of the gas or vapor, absolute temperature at the inlet in degrees Fahrenheit plus 460, and the horizontal reactive forces at the centerline of the valve outlet in both pounds and kilograms. Two examples are provided applying the formula with given values for flow rate, temperature, and molecular weight.

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    Calculation Of Safety Valve Reaction Force .

    1 2 3 4 5 6 Wph K M T F F = Flow of gas or vapour, Pounds per hour = Ratio of specific heats (Cp/Cv). = Molecular weight of gas or vapour = Absolute temp. at inlet (Degrees Fahrenheit + 460 ) = Horizontal reactive force at centre line of valve outlet ( Pounds ) = Horizontal reactive force at centre line of valve outlet ( Kgs )

    Kg/hr TEMP C
    O

    7809 550

    17215.9 Pounds/hr 1022 TEMP F


    O

    Wph 17215.9

    K 1.4

    M 18

    T 1482

    F (Lbs) 325.983

    F(Kgs) 147.8633

    NOTE: PLEASE FILL UP THE YELLOW FIELDS ONLY.

    Calculation Of Safety Valve Reaction Force .


    1 2 3 4 5 6 Wph K M T F F =Flow of gas or vapour, Pounds per hour =Ratio of specific heats =Molecular weight of gas or vapour =Absolute temp. at inlet (degrees Fahrenheit + 460 ) =Horizontal reactive force at centre line of valve outlet ( Pounds ) =Horizontal reactive force at centre line of valve outlet ( Kgs )

    Kg/hr TEMP C
    O

    15500 34171.66 170 798

    1 34171.66

    2 1.25

    3 18.02

    4 798

    5 6 463.0978 210.0576

    NOTE: PL FILLUP ONLY YELLOW FIELDS

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