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    This document contains information for calculating vent rates for various tanks containing different fluids. It lists 12 tanks with their IDs, heights, volumes, wetted surface areas, and heat input values. It also includes 5 notes: 1) molecular weights are unavailable, 2) there are no breather valves or pressure safety valves, 3) refer to Tables 1-3, 4) equations for calculations are in Table 2, and 5) 1 cubic meter equals 43.4 liters. Vent rate calculations are shown in the last two columns for each tank using different methods outlined in the tables.

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    This document contains information for calculating vent rates for various tanks containing different fluids. It lists 12 tanks with their IDs, heights, volumes, wetted surface areas, and heat input values. It also includes 5 notes: 1) molecular weights are unavailable, 2) there are no breather valves or pressure safety valves, 3) refer to Tables 1-3, 4) equations for calculations are in Table 2, and 5) 1 cubic meter equals 43.4 liters. Vent rate calculations are shown in the last two columns for each tank using different methods outlined in the tables.

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    This document contains information for calculating vent rates for various tanks containing different fluids. It lists 12 tanks with their IDs, heights, volumes, wetted surface areas, and heat input values. It also includes 5 notes: 1) molecular weights are unavailable, 2) there are no breather valves or pressure safety valves, 3) refer to Tables 1-3, 4) equations for calculations are in Table 2, and 5) 1 cubic meter equals 43.4 liters. Vent rate calculations are shown in the last two columns for each tank using different methods outlined in the tables.

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    Tank Venting Capacity-Fire Case

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    Ajay Tiwari
    This document contains information for calculating vent rates for various tanks containing different fluids. It lists 12 tanks with their IDs, heights, volumes, wetted surface areas, and heat input values. It also includes 5 notes: 1) molecular weights are unavailable, 2) there are no breather valves or pressure safety valves, 3) refer to Tables 1-3, 4) equations for calculations are in Table 2, and 5) 1 cubic meter equals 43.4 liters. Vent rate calculations are shown in the last two columns for each tank using different methods outlined in the tables.

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    Vent Rate calculation for Fire Case, API-2000, 6th Edt, Nov 2009

    Notes
    1
    2
    3
    4
    5
    Tank
    T-904 B
    T-904 A
    T-935
    T-909
    T-907
    T-905
    T-906 A
    T-906 B
    T-908 A
    T-908 B
    T-911 A
    T-911 B
    T-611

    Mol wts are not available in MSDS provided by HUNTSMAN.


    There is no breather valve or PSV in Vent line, so operating temp will be reliving temp.
    Refer Table 1
    Refer Table 2 for equations
    Refer table for Table-3
    Fluid
    POLYFROTH W22C
    CRUDE-D
    MEB PFR
    GLYSOLV (R) 2E
    ETHYL TRI GLYSOLV
    REC MBC
    BUTYL DI-GLYSOLV
    BUTYL GLYSOLV OFF MEB

    Table-1

    Table-2

    Table-3

    ETHYL TRI GLYSOLV


    ETHYL TRI GLYSOLV
    GLYSOLV EPN INT
    BUTYL GLYSOLV MEB
    1 CM : 43.4 LTRS

    ID
    4.00
    4.00
    3.73
    3.26
    3.259
    3.259
    2.609
    2.609
    2.609
    2.609
    2.609
    2.609
    2.31

    H
    4.00
    4.00
    4.60
    6.30
    6.30
    3.30
    2.85
    2.85
    2.85
    2.85
    2.85
    2.85
    3.50

    V
    50.3
    50.3
    50.3
    52.6
    52.6
    27.5
    15.2
    15.2
    15.2
    15.2
    15.2
    15.2
    14.7

    Wetted Area M2
    50.2
    50.2
    50.2
    52.5
    52.5
    27.5
    15.2
    15.2
    15.2
    15.2
    15.2
    15.2
    14.7

    Multiplier for Heat Input


    224200
    224200
    224200
    224200
    224200
    224200
    63150
    63150
    63150
    63150
    63150
    63150
    63150

    Power Factor for heat input


    0.566
    0.566
    0.566
    0.566
    0.566
    0.566
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1

    Heat Input (Watt)


    2057925.7
    2057925.7
    2057913.7
    2110425.8
    2110425.8
    1463599.4
    961692.1
    961692.1
    961692.1
    961692.1
    961692.1
    961692.1
    925838.0

    Note-1
    Mol Wt
    120
    120
    120
    120
    120
    102.9
    120
    120
    120
    120
    120
    120

    Note-2
    Relief Temp Deg K
    305
    305
    305
    305
    305
    305
    305
    305
    305
    305
    305
    305
    305

    Note-3
    Latent Heat (KJ/Kg)
    627.6
    368.2
    368.2
    351.5
    351.5
    397.5
    351.5
    368.2
    368.2
    368.2
    799.1
    368.2
    HOLD

    Note-4
    Vent Rate (Nm3/hr)
    4608430.2
    7855278.7
    7855232.8
    8439279.4
    8439279.4
    5588511.1
    3845663.8
    3670860.9
    3670860.9
    3670860.9
    1691286.7
    3670860.9

    Note-5
    Vent Rate (Nm3/hr)
    9895
    9895
    9895
    9895
    9895
    7411
    4563
    4563
    4563
    4563
    4563
    4563

    Selected Vent rate (Nm3/hr)


    9895
    9895
    9895
    9895
    9895
    7411
    4563
    4563
    4563
    4563
    4563
    4563

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