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Separator Speadsheet
Separator Speadsheet
SCHEMATIC
INPUT PARAMETERS
V 0.5277777778 kg/s Steam rate
CALCULATIONS EQUATIONS
Step 1: Determine steam and water properties
S 0.0025484558
X -5.9722676549
Kv 0.1521925483
B = -1.8774780970 F =-0.0145228667
Step 2: D = -0.8145804597 G =-0.0010148518
Vmax 0.957 m/s E = -0.1870744085
Qv 0.244 m3/s Actual volume flow of steam
Av 0.255 m2 Minimum steam flow area
Dv 569.758 mm Minimum ID of separator
hv 569.758 m
H 1709.273 m Shell height
QL ### m3/s Actual volume flow of liquid
hL 0.0354239517 m
NOTES
Density (kg/m3)
P (bar) Temperature (C
) Water Steam
3 133.5 931.099 1.651
4 143.5 922.509 2.164
5 151.9 997.009 2.669
Two Phase (Steam-Water) Vertical separator
SCHEMATIC
INPUT PARAMETERS
V kg/s Gas rate
CALCULATIONS EQUATIONS
Step 1: Determine gas and oil properties
S
X
Kv
B = -1.8774780970 F =-0.0145228667
Step 2: D = -0.8145804597 G =-0.0010148518
Vmax m/s E = -0.1870744085
Qv m3/s Actual volume flow of gas
Av m 2
Minimum gas flow area
Dv m Minimum ID of separator
hv m
H m Shell height
QL m3/s Actual volume flow of liquid
hL m
D mm Selected Diameter
NOTES
Density (kg/m3)
P (bar) Temperature (C )
Water Steam
3 133.5 931.099 1.651
4 143.5 922.509 2.164
5 151.9 997.009 2.669
Two Phase (Steam - Water) Vertical separator
SCHEMATIC
INPUT PARAMETERS
V 0.4166666667 kg/s Gas rate
CALCULATIONS EQUATIONS
Step 1: Determine gas and oil properties
S 0.0161402203
X -4.1264409644
Kh 0.4713047742
B = -1.8774780970 F = -0.0145228667
Step 2: D = -0.8145804597 G = -0.0010148518
Vmax 2.963 m/s E = -0.1870744085
Qv 0.193 m3/s
Av 0.065 m2
Dv 0.288 m
AT 0.1083439371 m2
DT 0.371 m
HT 1.300 m
AL 0.0433375748 m2
DL 0.235 m
NOTES
SCHEMATIC
INPUT PARAMETERS
V kg/s Gas rate
CALCULATIONS EQUATIONS
Step 1: Determine gas and oil properties
S
X
Kh
B = -1.8774780970 F =-0.0145228667
Step 2: D = -0.8145804597 G =-0.0010148518
Vmax m/s E= -0.1870744085
Qv m /s3
Av m2
Dv m
AT m2
DT m
HT m
AL m2
DL m
NOTES
CALCULATIONS EQUATIONS
Step 1: Determine gas and oil properties
ρg lb/ft3 Gas operating density
ρo lb/ft3 Oil operating density
Step 2: Determine Cd
Cd Assume Drag coefficient
u ft/s Settling velocity of oil droplet
Re Reynolds no.
Cd
Use goal seek to get error zero, by changing
Error Click me asssumed Cd
NOTES
1. As per GPSA, typical vertical H/D ratios are normally in the 2 to 4 range.
Two Phase (Gas - Oil) Vertical Separator
CALCULATIONS EQUATIONS
Step 1: Determine gas and oil properties
ρg 3.7 lb/ft3 Gas operating density
ρo 53.0 lb/ft3 Oil operating density
Step 2: Determine Cd
Cd 1.14 Assume Drag coefficient
u 0.41 ft/s Settling velocity of oil droplet
Re 56 Reynolds no.
Cd 1.17
Use goal seek to get error zero, by changing
Error 0.00 asssumed Cd
Click me
NOTES
1. As per GPSA, typical vertical H/D ratios are normally in the 2 to 4 range.
Two Phase (Gas - Oil) Horizontal Separator
INPUT PARAMETERS
Qg 15 mmscfd Gas rate SCHEMATIC
Qo 3000 bbl/d Oil rate
CALCULATIONS EQUATIONS
Step 1: Determine gas and oil properties
ρg 3.7 lb/ft3 Gas operating density
ρo 53.0 lb/ft3 Oil operating density
Step 2: Determine Cd
Cd 1.2 Assume Drag coefficient
u 0.40 ft/s Settling velocity of oil droplet
Re 55 Reynolds no.
Cd 1.18
Use goal seek to get error zero, by changing
Error 0.00 Click me
asssumed Cd
Click me
SR = 12 ls
Ls, f Governing (oil or
D, in Lg, f (gas) Lo, f Ls, f (oil) case gas)/D
Liquid
6 13.85 14.35 357.00 476.0 Capacity 952.00
Liquid
12 6.92 7.92 89.25 119.0 Capacity 119.00
Liquid TABLE 2 (Ref. API 12J)
24 3.46 5.46 22.31 29.8 Capacity 14.88
Liquid Oil Gravities Retention time,
30 2.77 5.27 14.28 19.0 Capacity 7.62 minutes (Typical)
NOTES
1. As per GPSA, typical horizontal L/D ratios are normally in the 2.5 to 5 range.
2. If D>30", Ls = 2.5 + Lo;
Else, Ls = (4/3)*Lo
Ref. http://process-designs.com/separators_and_scrubbers/separators_and_scrubbers.jsp
Two Phase (Gas - Oil) Horizontal Separator
INPUT PARAMETERS
Qg mmscfd Gas rate SCHEMATIC
Qo bbl/d Oil rate
CALCULATIONS EQUATIONS
Step 1: Determine gas and oil properties
ρg lb/ft3 Gas operating density
ρo lb/ft3 Oil operating density
Step 2: Determine Cd
Cd Assume Drag coefficient
u ft/s Settling velocity of oil droplet
Re Reynolds no.
Cd
Use goal seek to get error zero, by changing
Error Click me
asssumed Cd
Click me
SR = 12 ls
Ls, f Governing (oil or
D, in Lg, f (gas) Lo, f Ls, f (oil) case gas)/D
Liquid
6 Capacity
Liquid
12 Capacity
Liquid TABLE 2 (Ref. API 12J)
24 Capacity
Liquid Oil Gravities Retention time,
30 Capacity minutes (Typical)
Liquid Above 35 oAPI 1
36 Capacity
Liquid 20 to 30 oAPI 1 to 2
42 Capacity
Liquid 10 to 20 oAPI 2 to 4
48 Capacity
Liquid
54 Capacity
Liquid
60 Capacity
Liquid
66 Capacity
Liquid
72 Capacity
NOTES
1. As per GPSA, typical horizontal L/D ratios are normally in the 2.5 to 5 range.
2. If D>30", Ls = 2.5 + Lo;
Else, Ls = (4/3)*Lo
Ref. http://process-designs.com/separators_and_scrubbers/separators_and_scrubbers.jsp