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    Relief Load Calculation 6x10

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    The document contains sensor readings and computed results from a relief valve and vent stack system. It reports the line temperature, pressure, relief valve orifice size, vent piping sizes, and gas properties. It then computes the mass flow rate through the vent, thrust forces on the piping, transient pressure rises, and gas conditions at the valve orifice, vent exit, and subsonic limit. The analysis found the system meets requirements for thermodynamic entropy and subsonic flow limits.

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    The document contains sensor readings and computed results from a relief valve and vent stack system. It reports the line temperature, pressure, relief valve orifice size, vent piping sizes, and gas properties. It then computes the mass flow rate through the vent, thrust forces on the piping, transient pressure rises, and gas conditions at the valve orifice, vent exit, and subsonic limit. The analysis found the system meets requirements for thermodynamic entropy and subsonic flow limits.

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    The document contains sensor readings and computed results from a relief valve and vent stack system. It reports the line temperature, pressure, relief valve orifice size, vent piping sizes, and gas properties. It then computes the mass flow rate through the vent, thrust forces on the piping, transient pressure rises, and gas conditions at the valve orifice, vent exit, and subsonic limit. The analysis found the system meets requirements for thermodynamic entropy and subsonic flow limits.

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    Relief Load Calculation 6x10

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    The document contains sensor readings and computed results from a relief valve and vent stack system. It reports the line temperature, pressure, relief valve orifice size, vent piping sizes, and gas properties. It then computes the mass flow rate through the vent, thrust forces on the piping, transient pressure rises, and gas conditions at the valve orifice, vent exit, and subsonic limit. The analysis found the system meets requirements for thermodynamic entropy and subsonic flow limits.

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    Report printed Oct 01, 2021 at 00:22:30

    55.000000 <---- Line Temperature (deg. C)


    68.950005 <---- Pressure (abs) (bars ) [Must be > 2.1]
    114.632797 <---- ID of Relief Valve Orifice (mm.)
    250.000000 <---- ID of Relief Valve Piping (mm.)
    250.000000 <---- ID of Vent Stack Piping (mm.)
    1000.000000 <---- Length of Vent Stack (mm.)
    1.270000 <---- Ratio of Gas Specific Heats (k) [Air = 1.4]
    500.000000 <---- Gas Constant (R) ( N.m. /Kg./deg.K) [Air =285.2 ]
    N <---- Does the Vent Pipe have an Umbrella fitting (Y/N)
    N <---- Should CAESAR II size the Vent Stack (Y/N)

    Computed Mass Flowrate (Vent gas) ..... (Kg. /hour) 418580.188


    Thrust at Valve Pipe/Vent Pipe Interface ... ( N. ) 123906.977
    Thrust at Vent Pipe Exit ................... ( N. ) 83841.844
    Transient Pressure Rise, Valve Opening (bars ) 14.284
    Transient Pressure Rise, Valve Closing (bars ) 10.148
    Thermodynamic Entropy Limit (Should be > 1) ...... 1.199
    Subsonic Vent Exit Limit (Should be > 1) ...... 0.805
    (bars --abs) (mm./s) (deg C)
    Valve Orifice Gas Conditions ... (P,Vel,T) 38.0 428788.6 15.9
    Vent Pipe Exit Gas Conditions .. (P,Vel,T) 8.2 419014.8 15.9
    Subsonic Velocity Gas Conditions (P,Vel,T) 9.0 387640.1 21.6

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