CHAPTER 9 Flashcards

1
Q

it is the valve opens based on the pressure drop across the valve seat?

A

conventional spring-operated relief

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2
Q

it is a the bellows on the backside of the valve seat ensures that the pressure on that side of
the seat is always atmospheric

A

balanced-bellows

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2
Q

it is a specially designed to rupture at a specified relief set pressure

A

Rupture discs

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2
Q

Safety valves pop open when the pressure exceeds the set pressure. This is accomplished by
using a discharge nozzle that directs high-velocity material toward the valve seat.

A

The safety valve

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3
Q

The relief valve (liquid only) begins to open at the set pressure.

A

The relief valve

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4
Q

relief valves for liquids and as safety valves for gases

A

The safety relief valve

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5
Q

Every step in this method is critical to the development of a safe design; an error in any
step of this procedure can result in catastrophic failures

A

Relief method

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6
Q

this is commonly used within the chemical industry to describe reliefs are
given in the following paragraphs.

A

Defintions

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7
Q

The procedure for specifying the location review of every unit operation in the process and of
every process operating step.

A

Location of Relief

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8
Q

In engineering terms the type of relief device is specified on the basis of the details of the
relief system, process conditions, and physical properties of the relieved fluid.

A

Relief Types and Characteristics

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9
Q

The gauge pressure during normal service, usually 10% below the
MAWP.

A

Operating Pressure

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10
Q

The pressure increase over the MAWP of a vessel during the relief process.
It is expressed as a percentage of the MAWP

A

accumulation

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10
Q

The pressure increase in the vessel over the set pressure during the
relieving process

A

Overpressure

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11
Q

The pressure difference between the relief set pressure and the relief reseating
pressure. It is expressed as a percentage of the set pressure.

A

Blowdown

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12
Q

The pressure at the outlet of the relief device during the relief process resulting from
pressure in the discharge system.

A

BACK PRESSURE

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13
Q
  1. The sum of the MAWP and the allowable accumulation.
A

Maximum allowable accumulated pressure

14
Q

The network of components around a relief device, including the pipe to the relief, the relief
device, discharge pipelines, knockout drum, scrubber, flare, or other types of equipment that
assist in the safe relief process.

A

Relief System

15
Q

it is similar to a rupture disc, when the pressure buckles the pin, the valve opens fully.

A

buckling-pin relief

16
Q

it is controlled by a smaller pilot valve that is a spring-operated relief valve.

A

Pilot-Operated Reliefs

17
Q

it is the rapid opening and closing of a relief valve that can cause valve seat damage or the
mechanical failure of the internals.

A

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