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HORIZONTAL FLARE KO DRUM SIZING
Horiz_KO 1.01

HORIZONTAL FLARE KO DRUM SIZING

(Method in Accordance with API RP 521)

1. Fluid Data 2. Calculation of particle drop-out velocity

Vapour flow to drum = #DIV/0! actual m3/h

Vapour flow to KO Drum 0 kg/h Liquid flow to drum = #DIV/0! actual m3/h
Liquid flow to drum 0 kg/h
Diameter of required droplet separation 0 microns
Drum operating temperature 0 °C
Drum operating pressure 0 barg C(Re)2 = #DIV/0!
MW of vapour 0
Drag coefficient 0
Liquid density at operating conditions 0 kg/m3 (Taken from Fig. 20, API RP 521)
Vapour density at operating conditions 0.00 kg/m3
Gas viscosity 0 cP Particle drop-out velocity = #DIV/0! m/s

3. Assumed Drum dimensions 4. Verification of drum dimensions

Assumed drum diameter 0.0 m Assumed residual liquid level in drum 0 inches
Assumed separation length 0.0 m Duration of release to flare 0 min
(nozzle - nozzle length)
Max. liquid level in drum = 0.00 m
Inlet nozzle diameter 0 inches = #DIV/0! % drum dia.(3)
Outlet nozzle diameter 0 inches
Drop out time = #DIV/0! secs
The assumed length shown is the length available for Vapour velocity = #DIV/0! m/s
droplet separation, i.e. the distance between the two nozzles.
An estimation of the T - T length is gained by assuming the Minimum separation length required #DIV/0! m
distance from the nozzle CL to the vessel tan line is equal to
the nozzle diameter (1). To be confirmed by Vessels Group. This calculated separation length should be less than or equal to the
assumed separation length.
Approx. KO drum dimensions 0 x 0 mm
(L/D ratio =#DIV/0!
)
(2)

Notes
(1)
Ref: FW Process Std. 101.
(2)
Ideally L/D ratio should be between 3:1 and 4:1 (Ref: FW Process Std. 101).
(3)
Max. allowable liq. level = 80% of drum diameter (Ref: FW Process Std. 101).

LP Flare KO Drum
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Revision: 1.01
Name: Horiz_KO

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