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Understanding the depressurization system design

Process Safety Progress, 2023
Abstract A pressure relief valve (PSV) cannot depressurize a vessel or system; it can only limit its maximum pressure during upset or emergency conditions. A blowdown system is usually specified to accomplish the removal of the pressurized, volatile, hazardous, and flammable compounds such as hydrocarbon or ammonia vapor in vessels or
Avinashkumar V. Karre   +4 more
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Brent Field Depressurization Management

SPE Offshore Europe Oil and Gas Conference and Exhibition, 1999
Abstract The Brent Field commenced production in 1976, with annual oil production peaking in 1984 at 410 Mbbl/d. Since the mid 1980s, oil production has been declining, but because of the high solution GOR substantial gas reserves remain, dissolved in the residual and bypassed oil. In 1992 the decision was taken to depressurize the Brent
J.J. Gallagher   +3 more
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Rapid depressurization of pressure vessels

Journal of Loss Prevention in the Process Industries, 1990
Abstract Experiments were conducted on the rapid depressurization of large pressure vessels. Measurements taken included the pressure, temperatures at a large number of positions both within the fluid phase(s) and on the wall of the vessel, and composition, all as a function of time during the blowdown process.
Afzal Haque   +3 more
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Depressurization Management

Journal of Petroleum Technology, 1999
This article is a synopsis of paper SPE 56973, "Brent Field Depressurization Management," by J.J. Gallagher, SPE, D.M. Kemshell, SPE, and S.R. Taylor, Shell U.K. E&P, and R.J. Mitro, SPE, Esso E&P U.K., originally presented at the 1999 Offshore Europe Conference, Aberdeen, 7-9 September.
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