LP Separator Sizing
LP Separator Sizing
LP Separator Sizing
Select vessel:
Sizing: Stream
Sizing
data
Rating: Rating
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The software shall not be amended modified or otherwise changed without the prior written approval of the copyright owner. No parts of the
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Terms of Reference
The objective of the program is to perform preliminary sizing calculations for separators, scrubbers and other vessels used upstream for the 2
phase separation of oil and gas. These calculations shall be performed according to DEP 31.22.05.11-Gen "Gas/LiquidSeparators - Type
Selection and Design Rules" dated September 2002. The program shall also enable simplified rating capacity calculations of existing vessels.
It is advised that EP Users should contact Global Solutions for additional support where the vessel sizing calculations are most important
(I.E.prior to new vessel procurement or where capacity evaluation of existing separators is critical).
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Description
This program addresses the following vessel types described in the DEP:
1. Vertical Knock-out.
2. Horizontal Knock-out.
3. Vertical Wiremesh.
4. Horizontal Wiremesh.
5. Vertical Inline Vane.
6. Vertical 2 Stage Vane.
7. Horizontal Vane.
8. SMS.
9. SMSM.
10. Gas Unie.
The different vessel types are selected by using the drop down menu on the main sheet.
Two worksheets have been constructed for each type of separator: one for Sizing and one for Rating. The Sizing sheets are presented on a
blue background and are accessed by pressing the "Sizing" button on the main sheet. The main objective of the sizing sheets is to calculate
the vessel diameter and length/height based on given stream data. A common set of stream data for the sizing sheets can be input to the
program using the "Stream Data Button" on the main sheet. This means that the stream data is simultaneously updated for all vessel types
and allows the user to compare results for different types without the need to repeat the punching of the stream data. However, note that
some input data (non-stream data) is specific to the vessel type and must be input to the individual sizing sheets.
The Rating sheets are presented on a green background and are linked to the "Rating" button on the main sheet. The main objective of the
rating sheets is to calculate the vessel capacity given that the diameter and length/height are given with fixed fluid properties. This will apply
for an existing vessel. The rating sheets for the different vessel types are independent and are not linked to the stream data set used by the
sizing sheets. The rating sheets calculate the maximum gas flowrate and maximum liquid flowrate that can be handled by a vessel for the
liquid level settings specified by the User. The liquid level settings can be adjusted to obtain different outcomes for the gas and liquid
handling capacity.
The calculations by this program are hidden and protected from editing. This is because it is an objective that the program shall be utilised
globally within Shell as the standard tool for preliminary sizing and rating of vessels in Upstream applications. Future revisions of the program
shall be subject to Quality Assurance Review by GSRD. It is planned that a new version of the program shall be issued in January of each
year including the updates that are approved by the program custodian. The input data is entered into unprotected cells (which are identified
by white background). Coloured cells are not for input data.
This program utililises Macros. It is important that the Macros are enabled when the program is opened from Excel. On some Sizing sheets
the User must press the button "Run Sizing Subroutines" to update the sizing output data. On the Rating sheets the User must press the
button "Run Gas Flowrate Subroutine" to update the rating output data where this button is present. All Sizing and Rating sheets contain at
the top another button "Back" which can be used by the User to automatically hide the active sheet and return back to the main sheet.
The Sizing and Rating sheets can be printed in the normal Excel manner. The User may wish to save the program on a new file name for
archiving the input and output data on Project work. This is permitted. However, it is recommended that the file is saved intact and "redundant
sheets" are not deleted. The Sizing and Rating sheets should not be copied within the file as the Macros are not currently configured for this
flexibility.
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Deviations from DEP
The program does include some deviations from the DEP. These deviations are authorised by GSRD and are listed below for clarity:
1. The maximum liquid level LZA(HH) for a Horizontal Wiremesh Demister is allowed up to 80% of the diameter and that the height of the gas
cap shall be 0.3 m minimum (deviation from section 3.4.3).
2. The maximum liquid level LZA(HH) for a Horizontal Vane Type Demister is allowed up to 80% of the diameter and that the height of the
gas cap shall be 0.3 m minimum (deviation from section 3.6.3).
1. Warning messages are automatically generated by the program and marked by bold red text when the input or output data is outside the
expected range (this will normally require corrective action by the User).
2. Advisory text is marked by green text.
3. The degassing calculation is based on the cut off of vapour bubbles larger than 200 microns in the liquid outlet stream.
4. The defoaming calculation is in principle for froth formation in flash vessels only. The correlation is found to be valid for crude distilling flash
vessels and for de-asphalted oil flashers. Therefore, the defoaming correlation is not normally applicable to production separators in
upstream oil and gas service. For systems which are known to be slightly foaming, e.g. amine systems in the presence of slight amounts of
hydrocarbons, then the 250 mm extra hold-up height between LZA(HH) and LA(H) should be taken.
5. For the sizing of horizontal separators the User should input the desired L/D ratio of the vessel. However, this input may be overidden
when the degassing are defoaming options are activated to establish a solution.
6. For SMS and SMSM separators please be informed that the final demister ID should be determined by GSRD if this data is critical.
7. Nozzle sizes are not automatically calculated by the program but are instead compared to the DEP nozzle sizing criteria and a warning
generated if they are undersized. This means that the User should manually update the nozzle sizes to ensure they are not too small.
8. The program sizing and rating calculations incorporate a design factor as described in the DEP ( ref. Appendix IV).
9. The program calculates the minimum diameter and minimum height for the Sizing of vertical vessels. The User should in addition select
the actual diameter and actual height (tan/tan) manually and input this data into the allocated cells of the sizing sheet (vertical type only).
10. Normally vertical vessels are not well suited to high liquid loading or for handling slugs. This is evident when the Vessel height to diameter
ratio is excessive. In such cases it is normally better practice to select a horizontal vessel type.
11. The labeling of the sheet tabs is not protected. It is important not to edit the tab names as these are utilised by Macros in the program.
12. The demister MUC is an additional margin (for gas) over and above the design margin specified in the main input. When no over design
is specified the recommended demister MUC value is 85%. When overdesign is used in the main input, the demister MUC value should then
be set to 100%.
13. All volumetric flowrates are at actual flowing conditions.
14. Caution: In rating mode be careful not to enter a slug volume larger than the available liquid hold-up in the vessel. If this is done in error,
then the program will calculate a negative liquid flowrate.
Revision Status
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Input Data 2 Phase Separator Sizing Sheet
Project Victor Separator Date July-10
Equipment number Rev
Stream Data For Sizing
Appendix IV
3.30
Vessel Vessel Vessel Vessel Vessel Vessel
Horizontal Vertical Vane- Vertical Vane Horizontal Vane SMS Separator SMSM
Wiremesh Type Demister: Type Demister: Type Demister Separator
Inline Type 2 stage
separation with
horizontal
vanepack
1.34 1.25
0.2780 0.2846 0.2301 0.2782 0.3055 0.3055
0.32 0.30
0.39 0.30
0.32 0.33
0.39 0.42
Vessel
Gas Unie
Separator
S_Gas Unie
R_Gas Unie
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Vertical Knock Out Vessel Sizing Sheet
Project Victor Separator Date July-10 DEP
Equipment number 0 Rev 0 Ref.
Stream data
Design factor used: 1X 1.00 X 3.1.1
Min size gas outlet nozzle (ID) 0.35 m rho*v2< 4500 Appendix II
Selected outlet nozzle (ID) 0.20 m
Outlet momentum 40253 nozzle size too small
Min. liquid outlet nozzle (ID) 0.11 m Vliq < 1 m/s Appendix II
Selected liquid outlet nozzle (ID) 0.10 m
Liquid velocity 1.26 m/s nozzle size too small
Gas Handling Calculation
Vertical KO Type
Lambda, max 0.07 m/s 3.1.2
Dmin 2.00 m
Liquid Handling Calculation
Apply Degassing Criteria No 2 =
Dmin 0.00 m LZA(HH) 2508 mm 3.1.2
Apply Defoaming Criteria No 2.00 LA(H) 2066 mm
Dmin 0.00 m LA(L) 742 mm 3.1.2
LZA(LL) 300 mm
Vessel BTL 0 m
Foaming tendency 2.00 With foaming adds 0.25 m between LZA(HH) - LA(H)
No
Slug volume 0.00 m3 Additional volume added between LA(H) - LA(L)
Foaming tendency No 2.00 With foaming adds 0.25 m between LZA(HH) - LA(H)
3.2.1
3.2.3
Appendix II
Appendix II
Appendix II
3.2.2
3.2.2
3.2.2
Appendix V
Appendix V
Appendix V
Appendix V
3.2.4
3.2.4
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Horizontal Knock Out Vessel Rating Sheet
Project Victor Separator Date July-10
Equipment number 0 Rev 0
Stream data
Design factor used: 1X 1.00 X
Main Vessel
Lambda, max 0.07 m/s
Area available 1.33 m2
Area required 1.33 m2
Area difference 0.00 m2 gas flowrate is calculated to match area required to area available.
Actual T/T-length / diameter ratio 3.99 Typical: 2.5 < L/D < 6
Max 80%
Foaming tendency 2.00 With foaming adds 0.25 m between LZA(HH) - LA(H)
No
Slug volume 0.00 m3 Additional volume added between LA(H) - LA(L)
3.3.1
Appendix II
Appendix II
Appendix II
3.3.4
3.3.4
3.3.4
Appendix V
Appendix V
Appendix V
3.3.3
3.3.5
3.3.5
3.3.5
3.3.5
3.3.5
3.2.7
3.2.7
3.2.7
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Vertical Wiremesh Vessel Rating Sheet
Project Victor Separator Date July-10
Equipment number 0 Rev 0
Stream data
Design factor used: 1X 1.00 X
Main Vessel
Lambda, vessel 0.014 m/s For Maximum Flowrate (Including Overdesign)
Turn down 36 % For Design Flowrate (Excluding Overdesign)
Foaming tendency 2.00 With foaming adds 0.25 m between LZA(HH) - LA(H)
No
Slug volume 0.00 m3 Additional volume added between LA(H) - LA(L)
3.4.1
3.4.4
Appendix II
Appendix II
Appendix II
3.4.3
3.4.3
3.4.2
3.4.3
3.4.3
Appendix V
Appendix V
Appendix V
3.4.5
3.4.5
3.4.5
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Horizontal Wiremesh Vessel Rating Sheet
Project Victor Separator Date July-10
Equipment number 0 Rev 0
Stream data
Design factor used: 1X 1.00 X
Main Vessel
Vessel gas area 1.04 m2
Lambda, vessel 0.014 m/s
Actual T/T-length / diameter ratio 4.00 Typical: 2.5 < L/D < 6
hv, height vane pack 1.50 m recommended 0,3 <hv < 1.5 m
wv, width vane pack 1.14 m
hv*wv 1.71 m2
wvb, width vane box 1.24 m
hvb, height vane box 1.80 m
tvb, depth vane box 0.30 m OK recommended 0.3<tvb<0.45 m
Foaming tendency 2.00 With foaming adds 0.25 m between LZA(HH) - LA(H)
No
Slug volume 0.00 m3 Additional volume added between LA(H) - LA(L)
dP across:
inlet nozzle 3973 Pa
outlet nozzle 553 Pa
vane pack 203 Pa
perf. plate 217 Pa
Pressure drop 4946 Pa
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3.5.1
Appendix II
Appendix II
ot be smaller than inlet nozzle
Appendix II
3.5.4
3.5.3
3.5.3
3.5.5.1
3.5.5.1
3.5.5.1
3.5.5.1
3.5.5.4
ot be smaller than inlet nozzle
3.5.5.2
3.5.5.2
e per metre vane pack width
Appendix V
Appendix V
Appendix V
3.5.5.3
3.5.5.3
3.5.2
3.5.5.5
3.5.5.5
3.5.5.5
3.5.5.5
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Vertical Vane-Type Inline Demister Vessel Rating Sheet
Project Victor Separator Date July-10
Equipment number 0 Rev 0
Stream data
Design factor used: 1X 1.00 X
hv, height vane pack 0.00 m 0.65 m recommended 0,3 <hv < 1.5 m
wv, width vane pack 0.00 m 0.65 m calculated by program if input is 0
wvb, width vane box 0.75 m
hvb, height vane box 0.95 m
tvb, depth vane box 0.30 m OK recommended 0.3<tvb<0.45 m
diameter drain pipes 0.05 m recommended at least one drain pipe per metre vane pack width
dP across:
inlet nozzle 42 Pa
outlet nozzle 3 Pa
vane pack 36 Pa
perf. plate 39 Pa
Pressure drop 120 Pa
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recommended 0.3<tvb<0.45 m
Min 300 mm
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Vertical Vane-Type Demister: 2 stage separation with horizontal vanepack Vessel Sizing Sheet
Project Victor Separator Date July-10 DEP
Equipment number 0 Rev 0 Ref.
Stream data
Design factor used: 1X 1.00 X 3.5.6
Min size gas outlet nozzle (ID) 0.35 m rho*v2< 4500 Appendix II
Selected outlet nozzle (ID) 0.30 m Gas Outlet Nozzle Too Small (CSA < 15% Vane Area)
Outlet momentum 7951 nozzle size too small
Min. liquid outlet nozzle (ID) 0.11 m Vliq < 1 m/s Appendix II
Selected liquid outlet nozzle (ID) 0.10 m
Liquid velocity 1.26 m/s nozzle size too small
Gas Handling Calculation
Inlet Device Efficiency
Efficiency Schoepentoeter 0.95 (-)
phi at vane pack face 0.002 (-) Should be smaller than 0.01,
otherwise incorrect choice
Main Vessel
Lambda max 0.174 m/s with slugging, Lambda is limited to below 0,1 m/s
Dmin 1.27 m
Vane Pack
Phase Density Viscosity Ar Lambda Av
Light 830 0.0007 51191 0.258 0.85 3.5.3
Heavy 0 0.0000 0 0.000 0.00 3.5.3
Foaming tendency No 2.00 With foaming adds 0.25 m between LZA(HH) - LA(H)
dP across:
inlet nozzle 43220 Pa 3.5.6.5
outlet nozzle 1749 Pa 3.5.6.5
vane pack 829 Pa 3.5.6.5
perf. plate 884 Pa 3.5.6.5
Pressure drop 46682 Pa
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Vertical Vane-Type Demister: 2 stage separation with horizontal vanepack Vessel Rating Sheet
Project Victor Separator Date July-10
Equipment number 0 Rev 0
Stream data
Design factor used: 1X 1.00 X
Vane Pack
Phase Density Viscosity Ar Lambda Q* Max Av
Light 830 0.0007 51191 0.218 0.0123 0.06
Heavy 0 0.0000 0 0.000 0.0123 #DIV/0!
hv, height vane pack 0.84 m recommended 0,3 <hv < 1.5 m
wv, width vane pack 0.45 m 0.45 m calculated by program if input is 0
wvb, width vane box 2.07 m
hvb, height vane box 1.14 m
tvb, depth vane box 0.35 m OK recommended 0.3<tvb<0.45 m
min vessel diameter 0.80 m OK check for flow distribution to vane pack
Main Vessel
Lambda, max 0.12 m/s with slugging, Lambda is limited to below 0,1 m/s
Lambda, actual 0.00 m/s
Area available 4.15 m2
Area required 0.10 m2
Area difference 0.98 4.06 m2 gas flowrate is calculated to match area required to area available.
Maximum liquid flowrate for Schoepentoeter (Phi < 0.01) 2.05 kg/s
dP across:
inlet nozzle 354 Pa
outlet nozzle 6 Pa
vane pack 592 Pa
perf. plate 632 Pa
Pressure drop 1584 Pa
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Horizontal Vane Type Demister Vessel Sizing Sheet
Project Victor Separator Date May-07
Equipment number 0 Rev 2.5
Stream data
Design factor used: 1X 1.00 X
Gas cap area required for vane pack 1.06 m2 Actual vane pack area is approx. 80% gas cap area with MUC 100%
Vane Pack MUC 100 % See Note 12 on the Read Me Page
hv, height vane pack }
wv, width vane pack }
wvb, width vane box Vane Pack Details Are Not Used For Sizing Calculation
hvb, height vane box }
tvb, depth vane box }
Liquid Handling Calculation
Apply Degassing Criteria 2 H/D
No
Dmin 0.00 m LZA(HH) #VALUE! mm #VALUE!
Apply Defoaming Criteria 2.00 LA(H) 304 mm 24.29%
No
Dmin 0.00 m LA(L) 301 mm 24.04%
LZA(LL) 300 mm 23.96%
Vessel Bottom 0m 0.00%
Foaming tendency 2.00 With foaming adds 0.25 m between LZA(HH) - LA(H)
No
Slugging allowance 0.00 m3 Additional volume added between LA(H) - LA(L)
3.6.1
Appendix II
Appendix II
Appendix II
3.6.3
3.6.4
3.6.3
3.6.3
Appendix V
Appendix V
Appendix V
2.6.2
3.6.6
3.6.6
3.6.6
3.6.6
3.6.6
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Horizontal Vane Type Demister Vessel Rating Sheet
Project Victor Separator Date July-10
Equipment number 0 Rev 0
Stream data
Design factor used: 1X 1.00 X
Vane Pack
Phase Density Viscosity Ar Lambda Q* Max Av
Light 830 0.0007 51191 0.225 0.0149 0.07
Heavy 0 0.0000 0 0.000 0.0149 #DIV/0!
Main Vessel
Slugging expected No 2
Lambda, max 0.127 m/s Max Lambda is reduced to 0,1 m/s if slugging is expected
Lambda, actual 0.024 m/s
Area available 0.62 m2
Area required 0.12 m2
Area difference 0.50 m2 gas flowrate is calculated to match area required to area available.
Actual T/T-length / diameter ratio 4.00 Typical: 2.5 < L/D < 6
Min size gas outlet nozzle (ID) 0.35 m rho*v2< 4500 Appendix II
Selected outlet nozzle (ID) 0.45 m
Outlet momentum 1571
Min. liquid outlet nozzle (ID) 0.11 m Vliq < 1 m/s Appendix II
Selected liquid outlet nozzle (ID) 0.04 m
Liquid velocity 8.75 m/s nozzle size too small
Gas Handling Calculation
Schoepentoeter
Efficiency Schoepentoeter 0.95 [-]
Swirl Tubes
Max Lambda, swirltube 0.670 m/s 3.7.8
Area required, swirltubes 0.327 m2
Area per swirltube 0.0095 m2
Minimum number of swirltubes 37 [-]
Minimum diameter 1.15 m
Main Vessel
Lambda, max 0.250 m/s 3.7.8
Area required, vessel 0.876 m2
Minimum diameter 1.06 m
Lamda, actual 0.211 m/s
Liquid Handling Calculation
Apply Degassing Criteria No 2
Dmin 0.00 m LZA(HH) 2079 mm 3.7.8
Apply Defoaming Criteria No 2.00 LA(H) 1782 mm
Dmin 0.00 m LA(L) 596 mm 3.7.8
LZA(LL) 300 mm
Vessel BTL 0 m
Height h 2.08 m
X1 - below schoepentoeter 0.50 m 3.7.9
X2 - space for schoepentoeter 0.47 m 3.7.9
X3 - schoepentoeter - mistmat 0.45 m 3.7.9
X4 - mistmat 0.10 m 3.7.9
X5 - mistmat - swirldeck 0.50 m 3.7.9
Swirldeck 0.36 m 3.7.9
X6 - above swirldeck 0.24 m 3.7.9
Calculated Height 4.70 m
Selected Height 3.50 m Too Small
L/D for current design 2.19 Acceptable L/D range is 2.5 - 6
Pressure drop
dp wiremesh 736 Pa 3.7.11
dp sd 6514 Pa 3.7.11
dp inlet nozzle 1454 Pa 3.7.11
dp gas outlet nozzle 346 Pa 3.7.11
Pressure drop 9050 Pa
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SMS Separator Vessel Rating Sheet
Project Victor Separator Date July-10
Equipment number 0 Rev 0
Stream data
Design factor used: 1X 1.00 X
Swirl Tubes
Max Lambda, swirltube 0.67 m/s
Actual number of swirltubes 0 If N=0, N is calculated by the spreadsheet.
Calculated number of swirltubes 16 Guidance number
Area per swirltube 0.0095 m2
Area available 0.15 m2
Area required 0.02 m2
Area difference 0.13 m2 gas flowrate is calculated to match area required to area available.
Main Vessel
Lambda, max 0.25 m/s
Lambda, actual 0.03 m/s
Area available 0.58 m2
Area required 0.07 m2
Area difference 0.52 m2 gas flowrate is calculated to match area required to area available.
Swirl Tubes
Max Lambda, swirltube 0.670 m/s
Area required, swirltubes 0.327 m2
Area per swirltube 0.0095 m2
Minimum number of swirltubes 37 [-]
Minimum diameter 1.15 m
Main Vessel
Lambda, max 0.250 m/s
Area required, vessel 0.876 m2
Minimum diameter 1.06 m
Lamda, actual 0.211 m/s
Liquid Handling Calculation
Apply Degassing Criteria No 2
Dmin 0.00 m LZA(HH) 5423 mm
Apply Defoaming Criteria No 2.00 LA(H) 4398 mm
Dmin 0.00 m LA(L) 1325 mm
LZA(LL) 300 mm
Vessel BTL 0m
Height h 5.42 m
X1 - below schoepentoeter 0.50 m
X2 - space for schoepentoeter 0.22 m
X3 - schoepentoeter - mistmat 0.30 m
X4 - mistmat 0.10 m
X5 - mistmat - swirldeck 0.50 m
Swirldeck 0.51 m
X6 - above swirldeck 0.43 m
Calculated Height 7.98 m
Selected Height 4.20 m Too Small
L/D for current design 4.88 Acceptable L/D range is 2.5 - 6
Pressure drop
dp wiremesh 736 Pa
dp sd 6514 Pa
dp inlet nozzle 43220 Pa
dp gas outlet nozzle 8856 Pa
Pressure drop 59326 Pa
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3.7.1
Appendix II
Appendix II
Appendix II
3.7.8
3.7.8
3.7.8
3.7.8
Appendix V
Appendix V
Appendix V
3.7.9
3.7.9
3.7.9
3.7.9
3.7.9
3.7.9
3.7.9
3.7.11
3.7.11
3.7.11
3.7.11
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SMSM Separator Vessel Rating Sheet
Project Victor Separator Date July-10
Equipment number 0 Rev 0
Stream data
Design factor used: 1X 1.00 X
Swirl Tubes
Max Lambda, swirltube 0.67 m/s
Actual number of swirltubes 0 If N=0, N is calculated by the spreadsheet.
Calculated number of swirltubes 16 Guidance number
Area per swirltube 0.0095 m2
Area available 0.15 m2
Area required 0.02 m2
Area difference 0.13 m2 gas flowrate is calculated to match area required to area available.
Main Vessel
Lambda, max 0.25 m/s
Lambda, actual 0.03 m/s
Area available 0.58 m2
Area required 0.07 m2
Area difference 0.52 m2 gas flowrate is calculated to match area required to area available.
Min 300 mm
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Gas Unie Separator Vessel Sizing Sheet
Project Victor Separator Date July-10 DEP
Equipment number 0 Rev 0 Ref.
Stream data
Design factor used: 1X 1.00 X 3.9.1
Min size gas outlet nozzle (ID) 0.35 m rho*v2< 4500 Appendix II
Selected outlet nozzle (ID) 0.20 m
Outlet momentum 40253 nozzle size too small
Min. liquid outlet nozzle (ID) 0.11 m Vliq < 1 m/s Appendix II
Selected liquid outlet nozzle (ID) 0.10 m
Liquid velocity 1.26 m/s nozzle size too small
Gas Handling Calculation
Gas Unie Type
Lambda max 0.700 (0.9 below 100 bar , 0.7 above 100 bar) 3.9.3
Dmin 0.63 m
Liquid Handling Calculation
Apply Degassing Criteria No 2
Dmin 0.00 m LZA(HH) 21780 mm
Apply Defoaming Criteria No 2.00 LA(H) 17484 mm
Dmin 0.00 m LA(L) 4596 mm
LZA(LL) 300 mm
Vessel BTL 0m
Foaming tendency 2.00 With foaming adds 0.25 m between LZA(HH) - LA(H)
No
Slugging allowance 0.00 m3
Min 300 mm