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R E L I E F C A PA C I T Y C U R V E S
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PVRV
SERIES 4000 MARSH HAWK

TRV
SERIES 5000
EPRV
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SERIES 200 & 300

TVTH
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INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION
A relief capacity curve provides the flow relieving capacity of a UNIT CONVERSIONS - PRESSURE
particular venting device by plotting the flow rate through the de- The pressures reported on the capacity charts published by Hawk-
vice on the horizontal, or x-axis against the tank pressure specifi- eye are reported in in ounces per square inch (ozsi). To convert
cally pressure at the inlet of the vent, on the vertical or y-axis. These from other pressure units to ozsi, select the appropriate conversion
curves can be used to size a venting device for a given application. factor from this chart:
C O N V E R S I O N FA C T O R S
R E Q U I R E D I N F O R M AT I O N
P R E S S U R E TO O U N C E S P E R S Q U A R E I N C H ( O Z S I ) ( 5 S I G -
The type and configuration of the required device must be known in FIG)
order to size a vent. This information is often integral to the purpose To Convert From: Multiply by:
of the vent. For example, if the vent is for emergency pressure relief,
psi pounds per square inch 0.0625
an EPRV will likely be selected, if the relieved vapors must be col-
lected or processed then a Pipe-Away PVRV will be selected. Refer atm atmsophere 235.14
to corresponding brochures and technical bulletin TB-1217-TV for mbar millibar 0.23206
assistance in vent selection. bar bar 232.06
A minimum of three quantities based on the design of the tank, pro- Pa pascals 0.0023206
cess or application are required to size a relief device: kPa kilopascals 2.3206
• required relieving flow capacity for pressure and/or vacuum; MPa megapascals 2320.6
• maximum relieving pressure/vacuum; and, kgf/m² kilogram (force) per square metre 0.022757
• set pressure/vacuum. kfg/cm² kiogram (force) per square centimetre 227.57
Pressure relief and vacuum relief are sized separately. mmHg millimetres of mercury (60°F) 0.30939
inHg inches of mercury 7.8363
H O W T O U S E R E L I E F C A PA C I T Y C U R V E S inH2O inches of water 0.57802
1. Use the device and size estimation charts in conjunction with Torr Torr 0.30939
the table of contents to find the type and configuration of the
device required.
2. Begin sizing by turning to the pressure flow curve (if applica- UNIT CONVERSIONS - VOLUMETRIC
ble) of the smallest available size for the selected device. FLOW
3. Flow curves for multiple set pressures/vacuums are displayed The flow rates reported on the capacity charts published by Hawk-
on each graph. Identify the flow curve that corresponds to the eye Industries are equivalent volumetric flows, in cubic feet per
required set pressure/vacuum. hour, of air at standard conditions, and noted as “SCFH (air).”
4. On the vertical axis (Tank Pressure) find the maximum reliev- Unlike liquid or solid quantities, measuring and reporting gaseous
ing pressure and draw a horizontal line at this pressure until it properties is complicated by properties that change as temperature
crosses the previously identified flow curve. and pressure change. As such, gaseous properties are reported
5. At the point where the flow curve and horizontal line cross, in terms of reference conditions. These are conditions specified by
draw a vertical line down to the horizontal axis (Flow Rate API 2000 7th Edition, Annex D, and may not correspond to other
through Device). The number on this axis represents the flow internationally recognized conditions (IUPAC, ISO, etc.).
rate through the device at the maximum relieving pressure. This means that to convert a unit in normal conditions to a different
6. If the flow rate through the device is lower than the required unit in standard conditions, it is a two step process.
relieving capacity, repeat steps 3-5 for the next larger vent 1.) Convert conditions
size until the flow relieving capacity of the vent exceeds the 2.) Convert units
required relieving capacity.
The first reference conditions, called “Standard Conditions,” re-
Notes: ports the volume of a gas at a pressure of 101.325 kPa absolute
i. If the required relieving capacity cannot be satisfied by the [14.696 psia], and at a temperature of 15.56°C [60°F]. Units re-
largest available size in the selected venting class, a larger ported in Standard conditions are prefixed with an ‘S’. (eg. SCFM
venting class, such as an EPRV, or multiple vents can be added instead of CFM)
to meet the required relieving capacity. The other common condition, usually associated with metric units, is
ii. If the minimum required vent size differs as a result of pressure “Normal Conditions.” These report volume of a gas at pressure
sizing and vacuum sizing, the larger vent of the two must be of 101.325 kPa absolute [14.696 psia] and at 0°C [32°F]. Units
chosen. reported in Normal conditions are prefixed with an ‘N’. (eg Nm3/
iii. The gas type and conditions must be the same between units. hr instead of m3/hr)
Follow appropriate conversion method to convert between To convert between normal and standard conditions, multiply the
gas types and conditions. normal condition property by 1.0281.
iv. All pressure readings are provided in gauge pressure (ze- Note the units remain the same in these conversions, only the con-
ro-referenced to ambient pressure). ditions change.
To complete the conversion to another unit, i.e. CFH, the appro-
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priate conversion factor from the table below must be used. These Wfl is the mass flow rate in pounds per hour;
conversion factors maintain the same condition of the starting unit. k is the isentropic expansion coefficient for an ideal gas;
C O N V E R S I O N FA C T O R S r is the ratio of the outlet pressure to the nozzle inlet pressure
V O L U M E T R I C F LO W TO C U B I C F E E T P E R H O U R ( C F H ) ( 5 S I G - in absolute terms;
FIG)
M is the molecular mass of the fluid;
To Convert From: Multiply by:
Zi is the compressibility factor of the fluid at the inlet of the noz-
CFM cubic feet per minute 60
zle;
CFS cubic feet per hour 3600 Ti is the temperature of the fluid at the inlet of the nozzle in °R;
m³/hr cubic metres per hour 35.315 n is the isentropic expansion coefficient.
m³/min cubic metres per minute 2118.9
m³/s cubic metres per second 127130 If the fluid properties and temperatures are similar to air at standard
L/hr litres per hour 0.035315 conditions, the following equation can be used to estimate the
L/min litre per minute 2.1189 equivalent flow:
L/s litres per second 127.13
M fl
US gph US gallons per hour 0.13368 qair = q fl eq. 2
US gpm US gallons per minute 8.0208 M air
US gps US gallons per second 481.25
Where,
Imperial gph Imp/UK gallons per hour 0.16054
qair is the equivalent volumetric flow of air at standard condi-
Imperial gpm Imp/UK gallons per minute 9.6326
tions in SCFH;
Imperial gps Imp/UK gallons per second 577.96
qfl is the actual volumetric flow rate of the relieving fluid in
US bpd US Barrels per day 0.23394 SCFH;
Mfl is the molecular mass of the fluid;
Note, if a volumetric flow is provided without a reference condition Mair is the molecular mass of air;
(i.e not ‘Normal’ or ‘Standard’) do not perform the condition con-
version. However, this does not mean that the end unit does not
Method and assumptions are detailed in API 2000: Seventh Edi-
require a reference condition; please consult engineering in these
tion, Section D9.
cases.
EXAMPLE CONVERSIONS:
UNIT CONVERSIONS - GAS FLOW TO AIR
AT S TA N D A R D C O N D I T I O N S Example: Convert 5 kPa to ozsi.
The rated flow capacities of venting devices are reported as the From the chart above, the conversion factor is 2.3206. We’ll
flow of air at either standard or normal conditions. This standard multiply 5 kPa by this number to get the pressure in ozsi.
practice allows for the direct comparison of performance between
venting devices and provides relieving capacity values in units that 5 kPa × 2.2306 = 11.603 ozsi » 11.6 ozsi
are similar to most practical venting situations.
In some applications, however, the relieving fluid may be substan-
Example: Convert 1000 Nm³/hr to Sm³/hr
tially different than air at standard or normal conditions. In this case
the following equation can be used to convert actual flow to the We see that the provided volume is in Normal conditions, by
flow of air at standard conditions: the ‘N’ preceding the volume unit. To convert to an equivalent
volume in standard conditions, we multiply by 1.0281
M air k k2 k 1
1000 Nm3/hr × 1.0281 = 1028.1 Sm3/hr
r r
k

x Tair k 1 eq. 1
qair W fl
M air M n n 2 n 1
Example: Convert 500 Nm3/hr to SCFH
r r
n
We see that the provided volume is in Normal conditions, by
Z iTi n 1 the ‘N’ preceeding the volume unit, and we are looking for an
Where, answer in Standard conditions.
qair is the equivalent volumetric flow of air at standard condi-
tions in SCFH; 1.) Convert to standard conditions
x is the conversion from moles to standard volume; 500 Nm3/hr × 1.0281 = 514.05 Sm3/hr
Mair is the molecular mass of air;
Tair is the temperature of air at standard conditions in °R; 2.) Convert units
From the chart, the conversion factor from m³/hr to CFH is
35.315. M O R E C O M P L I C AT E D C O N V E R S I O N S
514.05 Sm³/hr × 35.315 = 18,153.7 SCFH. Example: Convert 12 ozsi to Pa
The values on the pressure conversion chart are for converting
Example: Convert 1000 US gph to SCFH to ozsi, not from. However, we can still use these factors and
divide by them instead of multiplying.
There is no reference condition on the starting unit, so we can
skip the reference condition conversion. Technically then, our From the chart, the conversion factor from Pa to ozsi is
answer will be in CFH, not SCFH. 0.0023206. To get bar from ozsi, we will divide by this number.
1.) Convert units 12 ozsi ÷ 0.0023206 = 5,171.1 Pa.

From the chart, the conversion factor from US gph to CFH is
0.13368. Example: Convert 20,000 CFH to m³/hr
1000 US gph × 0.13368 = 133.7 CFH. The values on the volumetric flow conversion chart are for con-
verting to CFH, not from. However, we can still use these facts
and divide by them instead of multiplying.
Example: Estimate 1000 SCFH Methane flow in stan-
dard air-equivalent. Note, there is no reference conditions on the units we are work-
ing with.
As this is asking only for an estimate, so we will use eq. 2.
35.315. To get m3/hr from CFH, we will divide by this number.
1.) Determine Molecular Masses
The molecular mass is the sum of the masses of the constituent
20,000 CFH ÷ 35.315 = 566.3 m³/hr.
atoms. The molecular formula for methane is CH4, and the
atomic weights of carbon (C) and hydrogen (H) are 12.011
and1.008 respectively. Example: Convert 5,000 SCFH to Nm³/hr
Mmethane=Mfl=12.011 + 4×1.008 =16.043 g/mol Note, there are reference conditions on the units we are work-
Mair is empirically derived to be 28.966 g/mol ing with, so we will need to take that into account.
The factor of 1.0281 we have is to go from Normal conditions
to Standard conditions. We can convert from Standard condi-
2.) Convert flow
tions to normal by dividing by this same number.
qfl = 1000 SCFH
1.) Convert to Normal Conditions
qair= 1000 SCFH × (16.043 ÷ 28.966)(1/2)
5000 SCFH ÷ 1.0281 = 4863.34 NCFH
qair= 1000 × (0.55386) (1/2) = 1000 × 0.74421 = 744.2 SCFH
2.) Convert units

35.315. To get m3/hr from CFH, we will divide by this number.
4863.37 NCFH ÷ 35.315 = 137.7 Nm³/hr.
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ALL VENTS ALL VENTS
DEVICE FLOW R ANGE - PRESSURE DEVICE FLOW R ANGE - PRESSURE
SERIES 5000 EPRV
1 OZSI 16 OZSI
EPRV24
32 OZSI
1 OZSI 16 OZSI
EPRV20
32 OZSI
1 OZSI 16 OZSI
EPRV8
S E R I E S 6 0 0 0 P V R V - U B R VA LV E
0.5 OZSI 16 OZSI
PVRV6U
32 OZSI
0.5 OZSI 16 OZSI
I N L E T P R E S S U R E A S P E R C E N TA G E OV E R S E T P R E S S U R E
PVRV4U
32 OZSI
0.5 OZSI 16 OZSI
PVRV3U
32 OZSI
0.5 OZSI 16 OZSI
PVRV2U
32 OZSI
S E R I E S 6 0 0 0 P V R V - ST D VA LV E
0.5 OZSI 16 OZSI
PVRV6S
0.5 OZSI 16 OZSI
PVRV4S
0.5 OZSI 16 OZSI
PVRV3S
0.5 OZSI 16 OZSI
PVRV2S
V E N T I N G G A U G E H ATC H E S
4 OZSI 16 OZSI
TVTH
32 OZSI
2 OZSI 16 OZSI
FLOW RATES ARE AT 100% OVERPRESSURE

MARSH HAWK TRV FOR INDICATED SET PRESSURES. LIGHTER
SHADED REGION INDICATES EXTENDED
SERVICE RANGE (SET PRESSURE > 16OZSI)
32 OZSI IF AVAILABLE.
1 5 10 50 100 500 1000 5000 10000

F L O W R AT E T H R O U G H D E V I C E , × 10 0 0 S C F H ( A I R )
ALL VENTS ALL VENTS
D E V I C E F L O W R A N G E - VA C U U M D E V I C E F L O W R A N G E - VA C U U M
S E R I E S 6 0 0 0 P V R V - U B R VA LV E
0.5 OZSI 8 OZSI
PVRV  6U
0.5 OZSI 8 OZSI
PVRV  4U
0.5 OZSI 8 OZSI
PVRV  3U
0.5 OZSI 8 OZSI
PVRV  2U
S E R I E S 6 0 0 0 P V R V - ST D VA LV E
0.5 OZSI 8 OZSI
PVRV  6S
0.5 OZSI 8 OZSI
PVRV  4S
0.5 OZSI 8 OZSI
PVRV  3S
0.5 OZSI 8 OZSI
PVRV  2S
FLOW RATES ARE AT 100% OVERPRESSURE
FOR INDICATED SET PRESSURES. LIGHTER
SHADED REGION INDICATES EXTENDED
SERVICE RANGE (SET PRESSURE > 16OZSI)
IF AVAILABLE.
1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 50 100
V E N T I N G G A U G E H AT C H E S V E N T I N G G A U G E H AT C H E S
S I Z E E S T I M AT I O N C H A R T - P R E S S U R E S I Z E E S T I M AT I O N C H A R T - P R E S S U R E
100%
MARSH HAWK 8” 2 OZSI
OZSI
SI
OZS
OZ
16
WK 8” 16
” 4
95%
8”
H 8
TH
TVT
TV
MARSH HA
90%
85%
80%
75%
70%
65%
60%
55%
50%
45%
40%
35%
30%
25%
20%
1.) LOCATE FLOW RATE ON HORIZONTAL (X) AXIS.
15% 2.) TRACE LINE UPWARDS TO DESIRED TANK PRESSURE FROM

VERTICAL (Y) AXIS
[NOTE: PRESSURE IS IN TERMS OF % OVER SET PRESSURE,
WHERE 100% = 2 × SET PRESSURE]
10% 3.) SELECT DEVICE SIZE WHOSE FLOW PROFILE CONTAINS THE
INTERSECTION OF THESE TWO LINES.
4.) IF THE INTERSECTION POINT LIES WITHIN MULTIPLE DEVICE

PROFILES, SELECT THE LEFTMOST DEVICE FOR SMALLER SIZE.
5%
5.) ONCE DEVICE SIZE IS SELECTED, CONSULT THE FLOW CURVE
TO THAT SPECIFIC DEVICE, CONFIGURATION SIZE, VALVE TYPE
AND CONFIRM SUITABILITY OF FLOW CAPACITY.
0%
5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70
V E N T I N G G A U G E H AT C H E S V E N T I N G G A U G E H AT C H E S
S I Z E E S T I M AT I O N C H A R T - VA C U U M S I Z E E S T I M AT I O N C H A R T - VA C U U M
0%
2.) TRACE LINE UPWARDS TO DESIRED TANK PRESSURE FROM

5% VERTICAL (Y) AXIS
3.) SELECT DEVICE SIZE WHOSE FLOW PROFILE CONTAINS THE

10% INTERSECTION OF THESE TWO LINES.

15% 5.) ONCE DEVICE SIZE IS SELECTED, CONSULT THE FLOW CURVE
20%
25%
30%
35%
40%
45%
50%
55%
60%
65%
70%
75%
80%
MAR
85%
SH H
AWK
90%
TV
TH
8” 0
8”
0.
.4 O
95%
4
OZ
ZSI
SI
100%
0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5 5.5 6 6.5 7 7.5 8 8.5 9 9.5 10
SERIES 5000 EPRV SERIES 5000 EPRV
S I Z E E S T I M AT I O N C H A R T - P R E S S U R E S I Z E E S T I M AT I O N C H A R T - P R E S S U R E
100%
EPRV 8” 1 OZSI
EPRV 20” 1 OZSI

SI
SI
SI
4 OZSI
SI
I
6 OZS
” 16 OZ
EPRV 8” 16 OZ
EPRV 24” 1 OZ
EPRV 20” 4 OZ
24” 1
EPRV 24”
95%
EPRV 20
EPRV
90%
85%
80%
75%
70%
65%
60%
55%
50%
45%
40%
35%
30%
25%
20%

VERTICAL (Y) AXIS

5%
100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 1100 1200 1300 1400 1500 1600 1700 1800 1900 2000 2100 2200 2300 2400 2500 2600 2700
SERIES 6000 P VRV SERIES 6000 P VRV
S I Z E E S T I M AT I O N C H A R T - P R E S S U R E S T D S I Z E E S T I M AT I O N C H A R T - P R E S S U R E S T D
100%
PVRV 4” ½ OZSI PVRV 2” 16 OZSI
16 OZSI
OZSI
OZSI
4” 16
6” 16
95%
PVRV 3”
PVRV
PVRV
90%
PVRV 2” ½ OZSI
PVRV 3” ½ OZSI
PVRV 6” ½ OZSI
85%
80%
75%
70%
65%
60%
55%
50%
45%
40%
35%
30%
25%
20%

VERTICAL (Y) AXIS

5%
0%
10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150 160 170 180 190 200
S I Z E E S T I M AT I O N C H A R T - VA C U U M S T D S I Z E E S T I M AT I O N C H A R T - VA C U U M S T D
0%
2.) TRACE LINE UPWARDS TO DESIRED TANK PRESSURE FROM

5% VERTICAL (Y) AXIS
3.) SELECT DEVICE SIZE WHOSE FLOW PROFILE CONTAINS THE

10% INTERSECTION OF THESE TWO LINES.

15% 5.) ONCE DEVICE SIZE IS SELECTED, CONSULT THE FLOW CURVE
20%
25%
30%
35%
40%
45%
50%
55%
60%
65%
70%
75%
80%
PVRV 2” ½ OZSI
PVRV 6” ½ OZSI
PVRV 3” ½ OZSI
PVRV 4” ½ OZSI
85%
90%
PVRV 3”
PVRV 2” 8 OZS
PVRV 4
PVRV
6” 8
” 8 OZS
95%
16 OZSI
OZSI
I
100%
10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90
S I Z E E S T I M AT I O N C H A R T - P R E S S U R E U B R S I Z E E S T I M AT I O N C H A R T - P R E S S U R E U B R
100%
PVRV 4” ½ OZSI PVRV 2” 16 OZSI
ZSI
6 OZSI
OZSI
PVRV 3” 16 O
6” 16
PVRV 4” 1
95%
PVRV
90%
PVRV 2” ½ OZSI
PVRV 3” ½ OZSI
85% PVRV 6” ½ OZSI
80%
75%
70%
65%
60%
55%
50%
45%
40%
35%
30%
25% 1.) LOCATE FLOW RATE ON

HORIZONTAL (X) AXIS.
2.) TRACE LINE UPWARDS TO DESIRED

TANK PRESSURE FROM VERTICAL (Y)
20% AXIS
[NOTE: PRESSURE IS IN TERMS OF %
OVER SET PRESSURE, WHERE 100% = 2
× SET PRESSURE]
15% 3.) SELECT DEVICE SIZE WHOSE FLOW

PROFILE CONTAINS THE INTERSECTION
OF THESE TWO LINES.
4.) IF THE INTERSECTION POINT LIES

10% WITHIN MULTIPLE DEVICE PROFILES,
SELECT THE LEFTMOST DEVICE FOR
SMALLER SIZE.
5.) ONCE DEVICE SIZE IS SELECTED,

5% CONSULT THE FLOW CURVE TO THAT
SPECIFIC DEVICE, CONFIGURATION
SIZE, VALVE TYPE AND CONFIRM
SUITABILITY OF FLOW CAPACITY.
0%
10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150 160 170 180 190 200 210
S I Z E E S T I M AT I O N C H A R T - VA C U U M U B R S I Z E E S T I M AT I O N C H A R T - VA C U U M U B R
0%
1.) LOCATE FLOW RATE ON

HORIZONTAL (X) AXIS.
5% 2.) TRACE LINE UPWARDS TO DESIRED

TANK PRESSURE FROM VERTICAL (Y)
AXIS
[NOTE: PRESSURE IS IN TERMS OF %
OVER SET PRESSURE, WHERE 100% = 2
10% × SET PRESSURE]
3.) SELECT DEVICE SIZE WHOSE FLOW

PROFILE CONTAINS THE INTERSECTION
OF THESE TWO LINES.
15%
4.) IF THE INTERSECTION POINT LIES
WITHIN MULTIPLE DEVICE PROFILES,
SELECT THE LEFTMOST DEVICE FOR
SMALLER SIZE.
20%
5.) ONCE DEVICE SIZE IS SELECTED,
CONSULT THE FLOW CURVE TO THAT
SPECIFIC DEVICE, CONFIGURATION
SIZE, VALVE TYPE AND CONFIRM
25% SUITABILITY OF FLOW CAPACITY.
30%
35%
40%
45%
50%
55%
60%
65%
70%
75%
80%
PVRV 2” ½ OZSI
PVRV 6” ½ OZSI
PVRV 3” ½ OZSI
PVRV 4” ½ OZSI
85%
90%
PVRV 3”
PVRV 2” 8 OZS
PVRV 4
PVRV
6” 8
” 8 OZS
95%
16 OZSI
OZSI
I
100%
10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
FLOW CURVE INDEX FLOW CURVE INDEX
Contents
Introduction to Hawkeye Flow Curve Reference Book�� 2
Series 200 & 300 TVTH - 8 API ....................Pres. + Vac. Curve ... Pressure + Vacuum Relief | Atmosphere | STD .............................. [P-28VGH]�� 15
Series 4000 Marsh Hawk - 8 API ................Pres. + Vac. Curve ... Pressure + Vacuum Relief | Atmosphere | STD .............................. [P-48VGH]�� 16
Series 5000 EPRV - 8 API ..............................Pressure Curve ........ Pressure Relief Only | Atmosphere | STD ...................................... [P-5000]�� 17
Series 5000 EPRV - 20 API / ANSI 150# ...Pressure Curve ........ Pressure Relief Only | Atmosphere | STD ...................................... [P-5300/5310]�� 18
Series 5000 EPRV - 24 API / ANSI 150# ...Pressure Curve ........ Pressure Relief Only | Atmosphere | STD ...................................... [P-5400/5410]�� 19
Series 6000 PVRV - 2 ANSI 150# ...............Pressure Curve ........ Pressure + Vacuum Relief | Atmosphere | UBR ............................. [P-6200/02]��20
Series 6000 PVRV - 2 ANSI 150# ...............Pressure Curve ........ Pressure + Vacuum Relief | Atmosphere | STD .............................. [P-6203/01]�� 21
Series 6000 PVRV - 2 ANSI 150# ...............Pressure Curve ........ Pressure + Vacuum Relief | Pipe-Away | UBR .............................. [P-6210/12]��22
Series 6000 PVRV - 2 ANSI 150# ...............Pressure Curve ........ Pressure + Vacuum Relief | Pipe-Away | STD ............................... [P-6213/11]��23
Series 6000 PVRV - 2 ANSI 150# ...............Pressure Curve ........ Pressure Relief Only | Atmosphere | UBR ..................................... [P-6225]��24
Series 6000 PVRV - 2 ANSI 150# ...............Pressure Curve ........ Pressure Relief Only | Atmosphere | STD ...................................... [P-6224]��25
Series 6000 PVRV - 2 ANSI 150# ...............Pressure Curve ........ Pressure Relief Only | Pipe-Away | UBR ....................................... [P-6235]��26
Series 6000 PVRV - 2 ANSI 150# ...............Pressure Curve ........ Pressure Relief Only | Pipe-Away | STD ....................................... [P-6234]�� 27
Series 6000 PVRV - 3 ANSI 150# ...............Pressure Curve ........ Pressure + Vacuum Relief | Atmosphere | STD .............................. [P-6303/01]��29
Series 6000 PVRV - 3 ANSI 150# ...............Pressure Curve ........ Pressure + Vacuum Relief | Pipe-Away | STD ............................... [P-6313/11]�� 31
Series 6000 PVRV - 3 ANSI 150# ...............Pressure Curve ........ Pressure Relief Only | Pipe-Away | STD ....................................... [P-6334]��35
Series 6000 PVRV - 4 ANSI 150# ...............Pressure Curve ........ Pressure Relief Only | Atmosphere | STD ...................................... [P-6424]�� 41
Series 6000 PVRV - 4 ANSI 150# ...............Pressure Curve ........ Pressure Relief Only | Pipe-Away | STD ....................................... [P-6434]��43
Series 6000 PVRV - 6 ANSI 150# ...............Pressure Curve ........ Pressure Relief Only | Pipe-Away | STD ....................................... [P-6634]�� 51
Series 6000 PVRV - 8 API .............................Pressure Curve ........ Pressure + Vacuum Relief | Atmosphere | UBR ............................. [P-6800/02]��52
Series 6000 PVRV - 8 API .............................Pressure Curve ........ Pressure + Vacuum Relief | Atmosphere | STD .............................. [P-6803/01]��53
Series 6000 PVRV - 8 API .............................Pressure Curve ........ Pressure + Vacuum Relief | Pipe-Away | UBR .............................. [P-6810/12]��54
Series 6000 PVRV - 8 API .............................Pressure Curve ........ Pressure + Vacuum Relief | Pipe-Away | STD ............................... [P-6813/11]��55
Series 6000 PVRV - 8 API .............................Pressure Curve ........ Pressure Relief Only | Atmosphere | UBR ..................................... [P-6825]��56
Series 6000 PVRV - 8 API .............................Pressure Curve ........ Pressure Relief Only | Atmosphere | STD ...................................... [P-6824]��57
Series 6000 PVRV - 8 API .............................Pressure Curve ........ Pressure Relief Only | Pipe-Away | UBR ....................................... [P-6835]��58
Series 6000 PVRV - 8 API .............................Pressure Curve ........ Pressure Relief Only | Pipe-Away | STD ....................................... [P-6834]��59
Series 6000 PVRV - 2 ANSI 150# ...............Vacuum Curve ......... Pressure + Vacuum Relief | Atmosphere | UBR ............................. [V-6200/03/10/13]��60
Series 6000 PVRV - 2 ANSI 150# ...............Vacuum Curve ......... Pressure + Vacuum Relief | Atmosphere | STD .............................. [V-6202/01/12/11]�� 61
Series 6000 PVRV - 2 ANSI 150# ...............Vacuum Curve ......... Vacuum Relief Only | Atmosphere | UBR ...................................... [V-6247]��62
Series 6000 PVRV - 2 ANSI 150# ...............Vacuum Curve ......... Vacuum Relief Only | Atmosphere | STD ...................................... [V-6246]��63
Series 6000 PVRV - 3 ANSI 150# ...............Vacuum Curve ......... Pressure + Vacuum Relief | Atmosphere | STD .............................. [V-6302/01/12/11]��65
Series 6000 PVRV - 3 ANSI 150# ...............Vacuum Curve ......... Vacuum Relief Only | Atmosphere | STD ...................................... [V-6346]��67
Series 6000 PVRV - 4 ANSI 150# ...............Vacuum Curve ......... Pressure + Vacuum Relief | Atmosphere | STD .............................. [V-6402/01/12/11]��69
Series 6000 PVRV - 4 ANSI 150# ...............Vacuum Curve ......... Vacuum Relief Only | Atmosphere | STD ...................................... [V-6446]�� 71
Series 6000 PVRV - 6 ANSI 150# ...............Vacuum Curve ......... Pressure + Vacuum Relief | Atmosphere | STD .............................. [V-6602/01/12/11]�� 73
Series 6000 PVRV - 6 ANSI 150# ...............Vacuum Curve ......... Vacuum Relief Only | Atmosphere | UBR ...................................... [V-6647]�� 74
Series 6000 PVRV - 6 ANSI 150# ...............Vacuum Curve ......... Vacuum Relief Only | Atmosphere | STD ...................................... [V-6646]�� 75
Series 6000 PVRV - 8 API .............................Vacuum Curve ......... Pressure + Vacuum Relief | Atmosphere | UBR ............................. [V-6800/03/10/13]�� 76
Series 6000 PVRV - 8 API .............................Vacuum Curve ......... Pressure + Vacuum Relief | Atmosphere | STD .............................. [V-6802/01/12/11]��77
Series 6000 PVRV - 8 API .............................Vacuum Curve ......... Vacuum Relief Only | Atmosphere | UBR ...................................... [V-6847]�� 78
Series 6000 PVRV - 8 API .............................Vacuum Curve ......... Vacuum Relief Only | Atmosphere | STD ...................................... [V-6846]��79
CONTACT YOUR HAWKEYE SALES REP TO GET THE FLOW CURVE FOR YOUR DEVICE.
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Edmonton, AB, Canada T6P 1N6
Toll Free: (800) 910-4295
Phone: (780) 490-4295
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SERIES 4000 MARSH HAWK

SERIES 200 & 300

REVISED Apr 2019

1.) Convert units 12 ozsi ÷ 0.0023206 = 5,171.1 Pa.

2.) Convert units

4863.37 NCFH ÷ 35.315 = 137.7 Nm³/hr.

0.5 OZSI 16 OZSI

0.5 OZSI 16 OZSI

0.5 OZSI 16 OZSI

FLOW RATES ARE AT 100% OVERPRESSURE

1 5 10 50 100 500 1000 5000 10000

0.5 OZSI 8 OZSI

0.5 OZSI 8 OZSI

0.5 OZSI 8 OZSI

0.5 OZSI 8 OZSI

0.5 OZSI 8 OZSI

0.5 OZSI 8 OZSI

MARSH HAWK 8” 2 OZSI

1.) LOCATE FLOW RATE ON HORIZONTAL (X) AXIS.

15% 2.) TRACE LINE UPWARDS TO DESIRED TANK PRESSURE FROM

4.) IF THE INTERSECTION POINT LIES WITHIN MULTIPLE DEVICE

1.) LOCATE FLOW RATE ON HORIZONTAL (X) AXIS.

2.) TRACE LINE UPWARDS TO DESIRED TANK PRESSURE FROM

3.) SELECT DEVICE SIZE WHOSE FLOW PROFILE CONTAINS THE

4.) IF THE INTERSECTION POINT LIES WITHIN MULTIPLE DEVICE

EPRV 20” 1 OZSI

1.) LOCATE FLOW RATE ON HORIZONTAL (X) AXIS.

15% 2.) TRACE LINE UPWARDS TO DESIRED TANK PRESSURE FROM

4.) IF THE INTERSECTION POINT LIES WITHIN MULTIPLE DEVICE

PVRV 4” ½ OZSI PVRV 2” 16 OZSI

1.) LOCATE FLOW RATE ON HORIZONTAL (X) AXIS.

15% 2.) TRACE LINE UPWARDS TO DESIRED TANK PRESSURE FROM

4.) IF THE INTERSECTION POINT LIES WITHIN MULTIPLE DEVICE

1.) LOCATE FLOW RATE ON HORIZONTAL (X) AXIS.

2.) TRACE LINE UPWARDS TO DESIRED TANK PRESSURE FROM

3.) SELECT DEVICE SIZE WHOSE FLOW PROFILE CONTAINS THE

4.) IF THE INTERSECTION POINT LIES WITHIN MULTIPLE DEVICE

PVRV 4” ½ OZSI PVRV 2” 16 OZSI

85% PVRV 6” ½ OZSI

25% 1.) LOCATE FLOW RATE ON

2.) TRACE LINE UPWARDS TO DESIRED

15% 3.) SELECT DEVICE SIZE WHOSE FLOW

4.) IF THE INTERSECTION POINT LIES

5.) ONCE DEVICE SIZE IS SELECTED,

1.) LOCATE FLOW RATE ON

5% 2.) TRACE LINE UPWARDS TO DESIRED

3.) SELECT DEVICE SIZE WHOSE FLOW

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