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1、API 521-2007 Pressure-relieving and Depressuring Systems(英文版) Pressure-relieving and Depressuring Systems ANSI/API STANDARD 521 FIFTH EDITION, JANUARY 2007 ISO 23251 Identical , Petroleum and natural gas industriesPressure-relieving and depressuring systems Special Notes API publications necessarily

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15、org. ii Contents Page API Foreword . ii Foreword . v Introduction . vi 1 Scope . 1 2 Normative references . 1 3 Terms and definitions . 1 4 Causes of overpressure . 10 4.1 General . 10 4.2 Overpressure protection philosophy . 10 4.3 Potentials for overpressure . 11 4.4 Recommended minimum relief sys

16、tem design content . 17 4.5 List of items required in flare-header calculation documentation . 20 4.6 Guidance on vacuum relief. 20 5 Determination of individual relieving rates. 22 5.1 Principal sources of overpressure . 22 5.2 Sources of overpressure . 24 5.3 Effects of pressure, temperature, and

17、composition . 24 5.4 Effect of operator response . 24 5.5 Closed outlets . 24 5.6 Cooling or reflux failure . 25 5.7 Absorbent flow failure . 26 5.8 Accumulation of non-condensables . 26 5.9 Entrance of volatile material into the system . 26 5.10 Failure of process stream automatic controls . 27 5.1

18、1 Abnormal process heat input . 29 5.12 Internal explosion excluding detonation . 30 5.13 Chemical reaction . 30 5.14 Hydraulic expansion . 31 5.15 External pool fires . 36 5.16 Jet fires . 51 5.17 Opening manual valves . 51 5.18 Electric power failure . 51 5.19 Heat-transfer equipment failure . 52

19、5.20 Vapour depressuring . 55 5.21 Special considerations for individual pressure-relief devices . 63 5.22 Dynamic simulation . 64 6 Selection of disposal systems . 65 6.1 General . 65 6.2 Fluid properties that influence design . 65 6.3 Atmospheric discharge . 66 6.4 Disposal by flaring . 76 6.5 Dis

20、posal to a lower-pressure system .95 6.6 Disposal of liquids and condensable vapours . 96 7 Disposal systems . 97 7.1 Definition of system design load . 97 7.2 System arrangement . 100 7.3 Design of disposal system components . 102 7.4 Flare gas recovery systems . 137 ISO 23251:2006 E Annex A inform

21、ative Determination of fire relief requirements. 142 Annex B informative Special system design considerations . 146 Annex C informative Sample calculations for sizing a subsonic flare stack. 149 Annex D informative Typical details and sketches. 166 Annex E informative High integrity protection syste

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