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6.2.6 Initial Inspection • Examination of fouling. • Sampling for analysis prior to transportation. • Safety precautions on; • Pyrophoric acid (FeS). • Acid/caustic. • Rupture disk inspection may be included as part of the program. Fion Zhang/ Charlie Chong
Highly Reactive Materials Water-Reactives When water-reactive chemicals come into contact with water, one or more of the following reactions can occur: • Release of heat and potential ignition of the chemical or other materials • Release of flammable, toxic or oxidizing gas • Release of metal oxide fumes (reactive metals only) • Formation of acids These materials must be stored away from any source of water or moisture. Some examples include: alkali metals (lithium, potassium, sodium), silanes, magnesium, phosphorous, aluminum chloride, acetyl chloride. Fion Zhang/ Charlie Chong http://www.safetyoffice.uwaterloo.ca/hse//lab _safety/chemicals/highly%20reactive.html
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API-RP-576 Inspection of Pressure-r
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5 Causes of Improper Performance 5.
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1 Scope Fion Zhang/ Charlie Chong
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The recommendations in this publica
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This publication does not cover tra
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pressure-relief valves Fion Zhang/
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pilot-operated pressure-relief valv
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upture disks Fion Zhang/ Charlie Ch
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2 Normative References Fion Zhang/
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• ASME PTC 25, Pressure Relief De
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3.1 General For the purposes of thi
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galling Fion Zhang/ Charlie Chong
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3.2 Dimensional Characteristics of
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inlet size outlet size Fion Zhang/
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Fion Zhang/ Charlie Chong huddling
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Basic Function of a Spring Loaded S
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Valve Closed. In a direct spring lo
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Functional Diagram. The following d
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3.3.3 maximum allowable working pre
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3.3.4 maximum operating pressure Th
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3.4.5 burst-pressure tolerance The
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3.4.10 marked burst pressure or rat
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4 Pressure-relieving Devices Fion Z
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4.2 Pressure-relief Valve Fion Zhna
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4.3 Safety Valve. Fion Zhnag/ Charl
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4.3.1 General. A safety valve is a
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4.3.2 Applications A safety valve i
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4.4.1 General. A relief valve is a
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4.5 Safety-relief Valve. Fion Zhnag
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4.6 Conventional Safety-relief Valv
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4.6 Conventional Safety-relief Valv
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Conventional safety valves Fig. 9.2
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Types Mediums Limitations Safety-re
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4.8 Pilot-operated Pressure-relief
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What is a Pilot operated safety val
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4.8 Pilot-operated Pressure-relief
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Figure 9—High-pressure Pilot-oper
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4.8.2 Applications Pilot-operated s
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4.9 Pressure- and/or Vacuum-vent Va
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4.9.1 General. • A pressure- and/
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Figure 7—Low-pressure Diaphragm-t
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Figure 10—Weight-loaded Pallet Ve
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Figure 11—Spring and Weight-loade
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Figure 25—Monel Rupture Disks Cor
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5.1 Corrosion Fion Zhang/ Charlie C
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Corrosion is a basic cause of many
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Because there is metal-to-metal con
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Basic interferometry The interferen
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As light travels through the Optica
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Example: 1 a series of fringes indi
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Causes of damaged valve seats; 1. C
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Spring failures. 2 modes of failure
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Fion Zhang/ Charlie Chong The size
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How to adjust a PSV The spring dete
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The design of the shroud must be su
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6.3 Visual On-stream Inspection Vis
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6.4.2 Frequency of Shop Inspection/
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Manufacturer’s Basis • Manufact
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7.1 Objective The primary objective
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7.3 Responsibilities Some companies
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Annex A (informative) Pressure-reli
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A.1 Need and Function of Test Block
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A.2 Testing with Air • Air is com
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A.4 Description of Test Block The s
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Key 1. test station 2. adaptor for
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