TWO PHASE SEPARATOR SIZING WORKSHEET API 521 Method Imperial Unis: Vee 82 liont: AMOCO Rev, Description: 11-14-57-20 W5M Dato: Job Number: A104 By: MGY INPUTS DESCRIPTION Mi, sii ‘931.0 _| inlet stream quid fowrate My, tbsfhr 28026.2 | Inlet stream vapour flowrate Rho |, Ibi? 48.9 | Liquid density Rho v, bit 0.0850 | Vapour density Muy, oP 0.0090 | Vapour viscosity Dp, Microns 300 |} Minimum panicle diameter Inlet Diameter, in 6 | inietnozzle CALCULATED Outlet Diameter, in 2 | Outtetnozzie GRey | 4640 ‘Max Liquid Level 0.5 | Fraction of D c | 150 Lig Holdup, min 30 __| Liquid residence time Ug, tus |_ 4.00 ‘CALCULATED RESULTS Process Design Parameters Tength | ength] Win. | Max. | UO] Liquid | Liquid Inside | Process] T/T | Liquid | Liquid | Ratio | Holdup | Holdup Diameter Min | min | Level | Level Time | Capacity D L Lo] ut | nee ft ft ft tt it in| fe TNPUT || nee | rato? | reto3 | rete Toles 55 Minimum Size initial guess d, ft 3 363 | 83 | toe | 147 | 177 | 30 | 69 2 LD. 3.0 Specified Diameter D, ft 383 [353 | a3 | tos | 117 | 177 | 30 | oe | 22 Specified TH Length pace Ltt wos | 353 | 33 | 106 | 17 | 177 | 30 | 69 | 22 UD, ft 3.0 NOTES: Comments : Ill PARTICLE DROPOUT IS THE LIMITING DESIGN CONSTRAINT calculated inside diameter (Minimum Size). Level ‘Minimum Process Length does not include inlevoutlet nozzle requirements. Minimum TIT Length includes specified inletioutlet nozzle requirements, Minimum Liquid Level required for control purposes. Volume of the heads not considered in the liquid holdup capacity Liquid Holdup Capacity is volume between the Minimum Liquid Level and the Maximum Liquid ‘Absolute maximum flowrate conditions should be used for design or add minimum 6” to the 2Phase Sep Sizing"WO PHASE SEPARATOR SIZING WORKSHEET a eineron ©Ouante! Engineering Project GULF er mov Job Number G102 / : DATE: 2405 1 Description FKOD Sizing ( LESULTS CHeck TO HAMA CALC.) Vener 34 WeHS DESCRETON Va ibaie 407 | let roar Fa orate wtbare | 412807. | Inlet steam vapour fourste Rho |, Ibift? 44.68 | Liquid density Rho v, lb/ft? 0.1140 | Vapour density Muy, cP 0.0100 | Vapour viscosity 150° | Minimum parle cemeter Inlet Diameter, in 4 Inlet nozzle CALCULATED Oulet Diameter.in | 4 | Outetnozsie Tike] 578 Maxtiudteve | 08 | Fraction of co | asi Lig Holdup, min 30__| Liquid residence time ud, tus} 1.44 CALCULATED RESULTS Process Design Parameters Tena | Uangth |Win | max] W]e] Dau insse | Process] TT” | Ligua | Liga | rato | Heldup | Heue piameter] thin | atin | Lovet | Level Time | capac Depot fe | mun | ie etn | |e |e mn | THEO | aie? | rete | oe fe Tae sE inion Size irietguess | 4 | acz | 7 | 80 | tar} 201 | 20 | 8 | 2 LD 20 Speciiod Diameter D, ft 5 5.00 54 67 17 2.50 4.3 14 43 Specied TH Lanai Lit 143 | 497 | 54 | io | tar | 24s] 30 | a0 | es uot 30 MI LIQUID HOLDUP IS THE LIMITING DESIGN CONSTRAINT Ii! NOTES: 1, Absolute maximum flowrate conditions should be used for design or add minimum 6" to the calculated inside diameter (Minimum Size), 2. Minimum Process Length does not include inleVoutlet nozzle requirements, 3. Minimum T/T Length includes specified inlevoulet nozzle requirements, 4. Minimum Liquid Level required for contro! purposes. 5. Volume of the heads not considered in the liquid holdup capacity 6. Liquid Holdup Capacity is volume between the Minimum Liquid Level and the Maximum Liquid Level Comments : sepQuantel Engineering eg ee GBT Sop oR eae i iied ate Fob SIZING : [jes eT gs Saas gee fry tA, © Wa? i : a USING APL SR! meTHeb C Assume Fred re @& pume cuT) CoN STLINTS 4 Fay Bt LET hy 2 M8 =z! e "zh oye 4.6 ft a sastes) GAS _ FREER Flow 6 scr d 2407.0 1b/h 12507.4 Ib/n 44.68 Chere ys) one 2.01Quantel Engineering jee a CUNT Cup SEaaeEn ponleias SUBIECT. Eoh SIZING Page 2 ot 4 clke)* = 695i) ado Cp-A) CPO MIO Se ete A 3 = (95K 108) Cou) (492 X10 *) C49 62-01) (6.0/)* = 575 FRom GRAPH C= FB —* bets coereles uy = (8 (20 62-Py 1S (aseees 4 1cecee-ase) | = 157 fi keep arr yetciTy oe Seen eo Sg ea Steet ys VAR Fly) = (2507.6 tbl, = 1097/5.8 ty = Gud 16/242 ~ ores Ft Laub HochuP CAPACITY CHECK ASSUME BO rawiyTE RESIENCE TIM: »© Quantel Engineering [pare os CLIENT Soup JORG yop SURECT FoR SIZING rae Sot 2 TOTAL Lig Feow = £407 léf = 198.2 wa 44.63 leet ) 3 Lievk yooume = 199.2 #1" 5 2.54 = F/ ft 42) + a > Aa 201781 A, = oe He i = mye Ay = 4-4, -A = RG PY9- 9.2 = 6.8/4 = eet £ BOOK 4 oi, LiL HeLbDP IS meen TS 2 Assume d= 45' Tb foe ye L/avi Have 05h A,= ZG5* = 15.9 FF Vi = 941 FE? Cpe neve) 42 z Wo 0.26 —> Aer = 02066 > Ae 8,284Quantel Engineering pare by. | Hey ouEN 08 SUBJECT: Fiske Kt Leu ZING WORESEET Page of Aer 82) a Lows (2 HW HAMS ACES. _ Lo GOLF GIcBY MATIISEN 4-09 C150 ym PARTICLE Lhopour —— Hadlt eT barsTeR GPF s s 575 s7s 3.3 39) 1.57 add 5.0 od 2, SMe chic. FROI4 GeasT's Fob C4eoym Prerieet ) ASSUME birmereR bd , lo to c'cke)? 7621 762) ct WZ 2s Ud 6.2 S.1 ae 12.6 12.9 3. Age IM-t¢-37-20 C300 pe Ae: ABeMEN DIAMETER bb, 7 che)? eto Ss Ug 4o rey “2TWO PHASE SEPARATOR SIZING WORKSHEET Suet NETHOD ©Suantel Engineering Project PROGRAM RESULTS VERIFICATION BY: MY Job Number DATE: 8403 0¢ Description API 521 SAMPLE CALCULATION Version: 81 INPUTS DESCRIPTION M4, TbsThr 37,000 | inlet stream liquid flowrate Mw, lbsihr 163,000 | Inlet stream vapour flowrate Rho |, tof 31 | Liquid density Rho y, tot? 0.1800 | Vapour density Muy, cP 0.0100 } Vapour viscosity Dp, Microns 300 | Minimum particle diameter Inlet Diameter, in 6 | Inlet nozzie CALCULATED 8 | Outlet nozzle CiRep | 5025 0.8 | Fraction of 0 c | 146 Lig Holdup, min 30__| Liquid residence time ua, fs | 2.21 CALCULATED RESULTS Process Design Parameters Cength] Cength | win. | Max. | UO] Uquid | Ugo Inside |Process| TT | Liquid | Liquid | Ratio | Holdup | Holdup lbiameter) Min | win | Level | Level Time | Capacity ° L Lo} mur | nie ft tt ft f ft min |e INPUT [eet | now? | noes | pate aes 56 Minimum Size initial guess d, tt g | 747 | 201 | 224 | 147 | 374] 30 | 24 | 304 uD 3.0. Specified Diameter D, ft @ | 800 | 188 | 214 | 117 | 400 | 26 | 26 | ase Specified THT Length Ltt 25.0 | 650 | 23.1 | coshod 1.17 | 3.25 | 3.8 |amnewusl semua UD. t 3.8, NoTEs: Comments : 1 H! LIQUID HOLDUP IS THE LIMITING DESIGN CONSTRAINT !!! Absolute maximum flowrate conditions should be used for design or add minimum 6° to the calculated inside diameter (Minimum Size) Minimum Process Length does not include inlevoutlet nozzle requirements, Minimum TIT Length includes specified inletioutlet nozzle requirements. Minimum Liquid Level required for control purposes. Volume of the heads not considered in the liquid holdup capacity Liquid Holdup Capacity is volume between the Minimum Li iquid Level and the Maximum Liquid Level. septFkor4 API 52] GUIbE Fok PRESSURE = RELIEVING Aris {Gue Fon Pressune-Reue necessary at low points in lines that can not be sloped continuously to the knockout or blowdown drum. The use of traps or other devices with operating mechanisms should be avoided 5.4.1.6 Design Details ‘There are many design details and features that merit particular emphasis with respect to relieving systems ‘The following points are not to be taken as definitive or restrictive. 1. Normally, the laterals from individual relieving de- vices should enter a header from above. This tends to keep any liquids that may flow or develop in the header ‘out of the laterals to each vaive. “3 2. Laterals leading from individual valves located at an elevation above the header should drain to the header. Locating a safety valve below the header elevation in closed systems should be avoided wherever possible Laterals from individual valves that must be located below the header should be arranged to rise contin- uuously (0 the top of the header entry point. However, means should be provided to prevent liquid accumu Jation on the discharge side of these valves. 3. A slope of Yi inch in 10 feet (21 millimeters in 10 meters) is suggested for all laterals and headers, taking into account piping deflections between supports 4, Where individual valves are’ vented 10 the atmo- sphere, an adequate drain hole [a nominal pipe size of % inch (NPS ¥2) is usually considered suitable] should be provided at the low point to ensure that no liquid collects downstream of the valve. The vapor flow that occurs through this hole during venting is not generally considered significant, but each case should be checked to see if the drain connection should be piped to a safe location. Vapors escaping from the drain hole must not be allowed to impinge against the vessel shell, since accidental ignition of such vent streams can setiously weaken the shell. 5. The use of angle entry—an entry at 45 degrees (0.79 radian) or even 30 degrees (0.52 radian) to the header axisfor laterals is much more common in relieving systems than in most process piping systems. The two main reasons for this approach are lower pressure drop (including velocity head losses) and reduced reaction forces. Since laterals in relieving sysiems can often be sized at velocities approaching sonic, pressure losses or recoveries caused by velocity change can become a sig- nificant factor in system analysis. These high velocities coupled with the significant vapor densities can produce large reaction forces. 6. Sectionalizing of the header system by valving for maintenance or safety should be considered. Such valves should be provided with locking or sealing de- vices. Where valving cannot be justified, the pro DE PREZULINE SYSTEMS NG ans DEPRESSUANG SYSTEMS 5 for blinding should be studied. In locating sectionalizing valves or blinds, extreme caution must be exercised in their use to ensure that equipment which is operating is not isolated from its relieving system. Valves in’ the header system, if used, should be mounted so that they cannot fail in the closed position (for example, a gate falling into its closed position), + 5 2. DRUMS AND SEALS. $4.21 Sizing a Knockout Drum Sizing a knockout drum is generally a trial-and-error process. First, the drum size required for liquid en- trainment separation is determined. Liquid particles will separate when the residence time of the vapor oF {gas s equal 10 or greater than the time required to travel the available vertical height at the dropout velocity of the liquid particles and the vertical gas velocity is suf- ficiently low to permit the liquid droplet to fall. This vertical height is usually taken as the distance from the liquid surface. The vertical velocity of the vapor and gas ‘must be low enough to prevent large slugs of liquid from entering the flare. Since the flare ean handle small-sized liquid droplets, the allowable vertical velocity in the drum may be based on that necessary to separate drop- lets fiom 300 t0 600 micrometersin diameter. The drop- Out velocity [8] of a particle in a stream is calculated as 4 © Where: ug= dropout velocity, in feet per second (meters per second) acceleration due to gravity, at 32 feet per second per second (9.8 meters per second per second). Particle diameter, in feet (meters). P= density of the liquid at operating conditions, in Pounds per cubic foot (kilograms per cubic meter) v= density of the vapor at operating conditions, in pounds per cubic foot (kilograms per cubic meter), (C= drag coefficient (see Figure 9). 8 This basic equation is widely accepted for all forms of entrainment separation The second step in sizing a knockout drum is to con- sider the effect any liquid contained in the drum may have on reducing the volume available for vapor/tiquid disengagement. This liquid may result from (1) conden- sate that separates during a vapor release or (2) liquid streams that accompany a vapor release. It is suggested that the volume occupied by the liquid be based on a selease lasting 20-30 minutes. Any accumulation of ligeGuoe ron Pressune-Retievis ax0 OcPRESSURNG SYSTEMS 5a pounds per hour (21.3 kilograms per second) of vapor. In addition, 500 gallons (1.89 cubic meters) of storage for miscellancous drainings from the units is desired. ‘The schematic in Figure 10 applies. The droplet size selected as allowable is 300 micrometers (0.000984 foot) in diameter. The vapor rate is determined as follows: Vapor rate 169,000 pounds per hour (G00 seconds per hour) (0.18 pounds per eubie Foot) = 261 actual cubic feet per second In metric units, this translates to: 21.3 kilograms per second 29 kilograms per cubic meter .34 cubic meters per second Vapor rate = ‘The drag coefficient, C, is determined from Figure 9 as follows: 0.95 x 10" 0.18) (0.000984)? (31 - 0.18) ean (COD acti (Rey = 5021 VAPOR aN UiourD SAFETY RELIEF VALVE RELEASES FROM DRAINS OR omnes ‘CONNECTIONS 20-80 MINUTES LIQUID HOLDUP FROM SAFETY RELIEF VALVES AND OTHER EMERGENCY RELEASES CLOSED ORAIN REQUIREMENT In metcie nits, this translates to: «0.13 x 10"(2,9) (300 x 10-9 (496.6~2.9) C(ReF= ro = 5025 From Figure 9, C= 1.3. The dropout velocity, uy, is calculated as follows: (22)0.00889 21-8) Ca) = 2.35 feet per second Lis In metric units, this translates to: 1 gf @:8)(300 x 10-4 (496.6~ 2.99705 waras[ C13) } =0.71 meters per second Assume a horizontal vessel with an inside diameter, ,, and a cylindrical length, L. 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Ud, ftis | _ 4.00 TCALEULATED RESULTS Process Design Parameters Teng] Cengih | win. | Max) UD] Liquid] qu Inside | process] T/T | Liquid | Liquid | Ratio | Holdup | Holdup win | win | Level | Level Time | capac ve} oc toner | nae «|e | «|e min |e ipo rote? | nate | rte aioe 5 Minimum Size initial guess d, ft 83 10.6 AAT 177 3.0 68 22 U0 30 ‘Specified Diameter D, ft 3.53 83 10.6 17 477 3.0 69 22 ‘Specified T/T Length L, ft 10.6 83 10.6 AAT 177 3.0 69 22 UD, ft 3.0 Ml PARTICLE DROPOUT IS THE LIMITING DESIGN CONSTRAINT II! NOTES: 1. Absolute maximum flowrate conditions should be used for design or add minimum 8" to the caloulated inside diameter (Minimum Size). 2. Minimum Process Length does not include inlet/outlet nozzle requirements. 3. Minimum T/T Length inclides specified inletioutlet nozzle requirements, 4, Minimum Liquid Level required for control purposes. 5. Volume of the heads not considered in the liquid holdup cay 6. Liquid Holdup Capacity is volume between the Minimum Liquid Level and the Maximum Liquid Level. Comments : ser xTTWO PHASE SEPARATOR SIZING WORKSHEET P1821 METHOD. Project AMOCO © Quantel Engineering, BY: MOY Job Number A104 DATE: 94 03 04 Description 11-14-57-20 WSM Version: 34 INPUTS DESCRIPTION MI, boii ‘831.0_| inlet stream liquid flowrate My, Ibsihr 28026.2 | inlet stream vapour flowrate Rho I, Ibi? 48.9 | Liquid density Rho v, Ibi 0.0850 | Vapour density Muy, oP 0.0090 | Vapour viscosit Dp, Microns 300 | Minimum particle diameter Inlet Diameter, in 6 | Inlet nozate CALCULATED, Outlet Diameter, in 8 — | Outlet nozzle CiRey | 4640 ‘Max Liquid Levet 0.5 | Fraction of D c | 150 ‘Lig Holdup, min 30__| Liquid residence time ud,fus| 4.00 ‘CALCULATED RESULTS Process Design Parameters Tength [Length | Min. ] Max. | UD | Liquid] Liquid Inside |Process| T/T | Liquid | Liquid | Ratio | Holdup | Holdup Diameter] in | min | Level | Level Time | Capacity| o L Lo htt | pee ft ft ft ft ft min | INPUT [Tratet | note2 | notes] nate nates 56 Minimum Size initial guess d, ft 3 353 | 83 | 16 | 147 | 177 | 30 | 69 2 uO. 3.0 ‘Specified Diameter of 383 | 353 | e3 | 106 | 4.17 | 177 | 30 | 69 22 ‘Specified TT Length Litt tos [353 | a3 | 106 | 147 | 177 | 20 | 69 22 LD, tt 3.0 IM! PARTICLE DROPOUT IS THE LIMITING DESIGN CONSTRAINT 1!!! NOTES: 1. Absolute maximum flowrate conditions should be used for design or add minimum 6” to the calculated inside diameter (Minimum Size). 2. Minimum Process Length does not include inleVoutlet nozzie requirements, 3. Minimum T/T Length includes specified inleVoutlet nozzle requirements. 4. Minimum Liquid Level required for control purposes. 5. Volume of the heads not considered in the liquid haldup capacity 6. Liquid Holdup Capacity is volume between the Minimum Liquid Level and the Maximum Liquid Level Comments sep xT‘TWO PHASE SEPARATOR SIZING WORKSHEET ©auantel VECO Engineering API 521 Method (Horizontal) ite Ver 2th Project GASCO - BAB ACID GAS RECOVERY By: MGY Job No. 49-0-101 DATE: 96 09 12 Descripion: Acid Gas Compressor Suction Scrubber INPUTS DESCRIPTION DISCUSSION Mi, kg/hr 152.9 | Inet stream liquid flowrate Mv, kam }33488.3| Inet steam vapour fowrate | Hortzontal separator with @ boot for no korn? 9792 | Liquid densty liquid collection. Rho v, kg/m? 2.1 | Vapour density Muy, cP 0.0140 | Vapour viscosity Dp, Microns 250. | Minimum parle dameter Inet Diameter, in 18 | inet nozzle Outet Diameter, n 18 | Outetnozzte Max Liquid Level 0 | Fraction of tg Holdup, min © | Liquid residence tme [Minimum Size CALCULATED inital quees mm 1524 Bier | 2120 uD 3.0 co | 206 Specified Diameter us,ms |_ 086 lo. mm 1524 Ispecitied 7 Length iL, mm 73182 Uo 60 CALCULATED RESULTS Length | Length |” Min. ‘Max. uD Liquid | Liquid Inside | Process| T/T | Liquid | Liquid | Ratio | Holdup | Holdup jamete] Min Min Level | Level Time | Capacity of} oL uo] mt | ma mm | mm | mm | mm | mom min | me CASE ote 1} note 7 note 3 Minimum size 124] 3643 | 5472 | 0 o | 30 | o ° Specited Diameter | 1524 | asso | ores | 0 o | 41 | o ° Specified Length reo} suo | 7a | 0 o | 60 | o ° I! PARTICLE DROPOUT IS THE LIMITING DESIGN CONSTRAINT II! NOTES: 1. Absolute maximum flowrate conditions should be used for design or add minimum 6” to the calculated inside diameter (Minimum Size) 2. Minimum Process Length does not include inetoutet nozzle requirements, 3. Minimum T/T Length includes spectied inletfoutet ‘nozzle requirements. ‘OsePNisixtTTWO PHASE SEPARATOR SIZING WORKSHEET uantel Engineerin; marines renena SS PROJECT: GASCO - BAB ACID GAS RECOVERY DATE: 95 1005 DESCRIPTION: Acd Gas Compressor Sucton Scubber(19-0-101) ia INPUTS. DESCRIPTION oiscussion Mi ihr 1523] ret steam que fowrate hw, ke 33408.) Inletetream vapour flowrate [Horizontal soparator with» Boot for no | kom 9792 | Liquid densty iquid coleeton. nov, koi? 7. | Vapour densty Muy. oP 0.040 | vapouevacosty lop Micron 250. | Minimum parle éameter niet Darter, n 18 | inet nozzle loutet Diameter, In 48 | Outlet nozze Max quid Level 0 | Fracton of Lig Holdup, min 0 _| sigue residence time inimam Size CALCULATED inital uess d mm | 1524 ciReF | 2120 UD. 20 c | 205 Specie Diameter uamis | 086 or mm 1508 ISpectied 17 Length 1 Lm 73152| uo 60 = CALCULATED RESULTS ‘Length | Length’ Min. ‘Max. uD ‘Liquid | Liquid Inside | Process wT Liquid | Liquid Ratio | Holdup | Holdup iamete| win | min | Lovet | Lovet Time” | Capacity De) ot Uy eer | oh CASE mote T [note Z Minimum Size vce | saa] sea] o | 0 | a0 | 0 ° Ispecttied Diameter | 1524 | 250 | owe | o | o | a1 | 0 ° specified Length r2i9| sus | rs} 0 | 0 | eo | o ° 1! PARTICLE DROPOUT IS THE LIMITING DESIGN CONSTRAINT tI! NOTES: 1, Absol.t» maxmum flowrate conditions should be used for design or add minimum 6° to the --Iculated inside diameter (Minimum Size), 2. Mirim 1 Process Length does not include inleVoutet nozzle requirements, 3. Mivim.m T/T Length includes specified inleVoutlet nozzle requirements,Quantel Engineering oe by | [Mord CLIENT: ZASCD 108: SummECT: ADS Pe wonder ne Lt 2 feeb Be fet] IMP emia st 2 bata res PED Ny : Py #0153690 Ma = (52,8606 lo or ne i he hy 3 ae +1 oH Le, = 29408.29 Ko ne be Ww ee 2 “tps ~ ne |S : te : ; door ee oe we ‘ fe Ss Ire# % CONVERSIONS BASED oN Himpens Dae 3 ie atiteeet tt # TD naar L og ee bot ae id ee bbe fone LeweTyQuantel Engineering [ose \" Mg CLIENT: SUBJECT: | Poe 2 of 2. DOERVOLPUNS Rap! hep wet CareR onl’ BASEL Heb Weaametek ——> fore ¥ ~ BOIB TE B64 Brun = I259 pine ¥ Cait: ¥€2) a L > 0. fae hy * ELS mm > GIB. mm “Fourts # 7 Specials Tet Cenert- L sH.0Ft ~ hea do ft > 40M * B04. B mm = N14. 20 mm ft > process | ib Pale Mm BIO * BE = SHB. Brn (@e 90) ft > + FD 2am i