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    Cálculo Força Reação PSV API RP5202

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    The document discusses formulas for calculating relief valve thrust (F), discharge pressure (P2), and sonic velocity (C) for gases and vapors. The formulas show that relief valve thrust (F) is calculated based on flow rate (W), gas properties like density and molecular weight, and inlet/outlet conditions like temperature and area. Discharge pressure (P2) is calculated from flow rate, inlet temperature, and gas properties. Sonic velocity (C) can be found using the gas constant, temperature, and the ratio of specific heats. An example calculation is provided using the formulas to determine relief valve thrust, discharge pressure, and sonic velocity for a given process fluid and conditions.

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    The document discusses formulas for calculating relief valve thrust (F), discharge pressure (P2), and sonic velocity (C) for gases and vapors. The formulas show that relief valve thrust (F) is calculated based on flow rate (W), gas properties like density and molecular weight, and inlet/outlet conditions like temperature and area. Discharge pressure (P2) is calculated from flow rate, inlet temperature, and gas properties. Sonic velocity (C) can be found using the gas constant, temperature, and the ratio of specific heats. An example calculation is provided using the formulas to determine relief valve thrust, discharge pressure, and sonic velocity for a given process fluid and conditions.

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    The document discusses formulas for calculating relief valve thrust (F), discharge pressure (P2), and sonic velocity (C) for gases and vapors. The formulas show that relief valve thrust (F) is calculated based on flow rate (W), gas properties like density and molecular weight, and inlet/outlet conditions like temperature and area. Discharge pressure (P2) is calculated from flow rate, inlet temperature, and gas properties. Sonic velocity (C) can be found using the gas constant, temperature, and the ratio of specific heats. An example calculation is provided using the formulas to determine relief valve thrust, discharge pressure, and sonic velocity for a given process fluid and conditions.

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    The document discusses formulas for calculating relief valve thrust (F), discharge pressure (P2), and sonic velocity (C) for gases and vapors. The formulas show that relief valve thrust (F) is calculated based on flow rate (W), gas properties like density and molecular weight, and inlet/outlet conditions like temperature and area. Discharge pressure (P2) is calculated from flow rate, inlet temperature, and gas properties. Sonic velocity (C) can be found using the gas constant, temperature, and the ratio of specific heats. An example calculation is provided using the formulas to determine relief valve thrust, discharge pressure, and sonic velocity for a given process fluid and conditions.

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    Sheet1

    According to API RP520 Relief Valve Thrust por G. Woods

    F = reaction force in pounds force


    W = flow of any gas or vapor, in pounds per hour F
    k = ratio of specific heats, (Cp/Cv)
    = gas density, lb/ft3
    T = temperature at inlet, in degrees Rankine Ao
    T1 = reservoir temperature, degrees Rankin, 530 R at 70 deg F
    M = molecular weight of the process fluid
    Ao = area of the outlet at the point of discharge, in square inches
    P2 = static pressure at the point of discharge, psig
    C = sonic velocity, ft/sec
    go = 32.2 lbm-ft/lbf-Sec2
    R = 1544 ft-lbf/lbm-mole-R
    Pa = 14.7 psia
    d = discharge pipe ID, in.
    Ma = Mach Number
    DLF = 2.0

    F=(W /366 ) kT /(k+1) M + AoP2


    C= kgoRT
    P2=( ( W / Ao ) /366 ) x T 1/( k ( k+1 ) M )Pa
    Input Program calculate
    P2' = -14.6669
    Ao W k T T1 M go R C
    50.03 418950 1.3 1460 530 18 32.2 85.78 2290

    F DLF x F d Ma
    7750 15501 7.981 1.110 0.132

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