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Two-Phase Flow Standard Sizes

Posted on September 25, 2009September 11, 2014 by peter

Two-Phase Flow There are no precise formulas for calculating orifice area for twophase flow. The common convention is to calculate the area required for the…

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Liquids Flow Rate

Posted on September 25, 2009September 11, 2014 by peter

Conventional Valve, Balanced-Bellows Valve, or Pilot-Operated Valve The corresponding equations for liquid flow are the following: Note that a preliminary orifice size must be determined…

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Orifice Gas Flow Rate

Posted on September 25, 2009September 11, 2014 by peter

The flow rate for gas through a given orifice area or the area required  for a given flow rate is obtained by:

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Rupture Discs

Posted on September 25, 2009September 11, 2014 by peter

These are thin diaphragms held between flanges and calibrated to burst at a specified static inlet pressure. Unlike relief valves, rapture discs cannot reseal when…

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Pilot Operated Relief Valves

Posted on September 25, 2009September 11, 2014 by peter

Pilot-operated relief valves use the pressure in the vessel rather than a spring to seal the valve and a pilot to activate the mechanism. Figure…

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