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Flare and Flarenet

This document discusses flare systems and the Flarenet software. It begins by defining a flare as a safety system used to safely handle process materials released during relief events caused by overpressure. It then describes the components of a flare system, including relief devices, pipes, vessels and a stack. The document outlines the inputs and modes of the Flarenet software, which is used to design flare systems by modeling scenarios, arrangements, pressures and checking for errors like temperature violations and excessive backpressure.

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Flare and Flarenet

This document discusses flare systems and the Flarenet software. It begins by defining a flare as a safety system used to safely handle process materials released during relief events caused by overpressure. It then describes the components of a flare system, including relief devices, pipes, vessels and a stack. The document outlines the inputs and modes of the Flarenet software, which is used to design flare systems by modeling scenarios, arrangements, pressures and checking for errors like temperature violations and excessive backpressure.

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Flare and Flarenet

Kianoosh Karimpour
Outline
„ Flare
Definition
Components
Design
„ Flarenet software
Software inputs
Flarenet modes
Common errors

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What is flare?
„ Despite safety precautions …
Equipment failures
Human error, and
External events, can sometimes lead to …

Increases in process pressures beyond safe levels, potentially resulting in …


OVERPRESSURE due to a RELIEF EVENTS

„ The Relief Events are …


External fire
Flow from high pressure source
Heat input from associated equipment
Pumps and compressors
Ambient heat transfer
Liquid expansion in pipes and surge

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Potential Lines of Defense

„ Inherently Safe Design


Low pressure process design
„ Inherently Safe Design simply can’t eliminate every pressure hazard
„ Passive Control
Overdesign of process equipment
„ Passive designs can be exceedingly expensive and cumbersome
„ Active Control
Install Relief Systems
„ Relief systems work
„ What is Relief System?
A Relief device and …
Associated lines and process equipment to safely handle the material
ejected

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The Relief System

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Relief Design Methodology
LOCATE
RELIEFS
CHOOSE
TYPE
DEVELOP
SCENARIOS
SIZE RELIEFS
(1 or 2 Phase)
CHOOSE
WORST CASE
DESIGN RELIEF
SYSTEM

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The FLARENET inputs …

„ Scenarios
„ Arrangements
Relief devices
„ Control valve
„ PSV
Pipes
„ Tail pipe
„ Sub-header
„ Header
Vessels
„ Knock out drum
„ Seal Drum …
Stack
„ Pressures

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Flarenet software
Pipe Stack

PSV Connector
Control Valve Tee Pipe

Orifice plate
Drum Flow Bleed

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Unit Operation
and
Arrangement

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Temperature violation and …

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MABP in Control valves and …
„ Changing the diameter of related pipe
„ Change the type of PSV or Control valve

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Mach Number

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Thank you for your attention

Discussions

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