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9780071455374

Pressure Relief Devices ASME and API Code Simplified

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  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2005-10-27
  • Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Summary

Within the boiler, piping and pressure vessel industry, pressure relief devices are considered one of the most important safety components. These Devices are literally the last line of defense against catastrophic failure or even lose of life. Written in plain language, this fifth book in the ASME Simplified series addresses the various codes and recommended standards of practice for the maintenance and continued operations of pressure relief valves as specified by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers and the American Petroleum Institute. Covered in this book are: preventive maintenance procedures, methods for evaluation of mechanical components and accepted methods for cleaning, adjusting and lubricating various components to assure continued operation and speed performance as well as procedures for recording and evaluating these items.

Author Biography

Mohammad A. Malek, P.E. is chief boiler inspector for the State of Florida. He has more than 27 years of experience in boiler design, construction, inspection, maintenance, and repair of boilers and pressure vessels. Mr. Malek is a member of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, and National Board of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Inspectors. He has authored ASME Sections IV & VI to the book titled Companion Guide to ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code edited by K.R. Rao and published by ASME. He has written numerous articles on boilers and pressure vessels. He serves on four ASME technical committees

Table of Contents

Preface xv
Fundamentals of Pressure Relief Devices
1(22)
Brief History
1(1)
Pressure Vessels
2(5)
Boiler accidents
3(2)
Pressure vessel accidents
5(2)
Pressure Relief Devices
7(1)
Reclosing-Type Pressure Relief Devices
8(4)
Pressure relief valves
8(1)
Safety valves
8(2)
Relief valves
10(2)
Safety relief valves
12(1)
Pressure Vacuum Relief Valves
12(2)
Pressure vacuum vent valves
13(1)
Pressure relief valves
14(1)
Vacuum relief valves
14(1)
Nonreclosing Pressure Relief Devices
14(4)
Rupture disks
15(1)
Breaking pin devices
16(1)
Buckling pin devices
17(1)
Shear pin devices
17(1)
Fusible plug devices
18(1)
Codes and Standards
18(2)
U.S. codes
18(1)
International codes
19(1)
Jurisdictional Authority
20(3)
Pressure Relief Valves
23(30)
Safety Relief Valves
24(20)
Conventional pressure relief valves
24(5)
Pilot-operated pressure relief valves
29(9)
Balanced bellows pressure relief valves
38(4)
Power-actuated pressure relief valves
42(1)
Temperature-actuated pressure relief valves
43(1)
Relief Valves
44(2)
Safety Valves
46(1)
Major Components
47(1)
Accessories
48(3)
Specifications
51(2)
How to order a conventional pressure relief valve
51(1)
Specification sheets
51(2)
Safety Valves
53(16)
Working Principle
53(3)
Classification of Safety Valves
56(5)
Classification based on actuation
56(2)
Classification based on lift
58(1)
Classification based on seat design
59(1)
Classification based on type of lever
59(1)
Classification based on bonnet design
60(1)
Major Components
61(1)
Accessories
62(1)
Safety Valve Locations
62(3)
Pressure-reducing station
63(1)
Pharmaceutical factory with jacketed pans
64(1)
Specifications
65(4)
Specification sheet
66(1)
Specifying a safety valve
67(2)
Rupture Disks
69(20)
Brief History
70(1)
Working Principle
70(1)
Application of Rupture Disks
71(3)
Primary relief
72(1)
Secondary relief
73(1)
Combination relief
73(1)
Types of Rupture Disks
74(6)
Conventional rupture disks
74(2)
Scored tension-loaded rupture disks
76(1)
Composite rupture disks
76(1)
Reverse-acting rupture disks
77(2)
Graphite rupture disks
79(1)
Major Components
80(1)
Accessories
80(3)
Specifications
83(1)
How to specify a rupture disk
83(1)
Specification sheet
83(1)
Rupture Pin Relief Valves
83(1)
Comparison of rupture pins and rupture disks
84(1)
Buckling Pin Relief Valves
84(5)
Valve characteristics
86(1)
Specifications
87(2)
Materials
89(20)
Pressure Relief Valves
89(14)
Materials
90(4)
Bill of materials
94(2)
Material selection
96(7)
Rupture Disks
103(6)
Bill of materials
103(1)
Material selection
103(6)
Design
109(20)
Fundamentals of Design
111(5)
Seat disk lift
111(1)
Back pressure
112(2)
Bonnet
114(1)
Valve nozzle
115(1)
Design Factors
116(2)
Flow area
116(1)
Curtain area
117(1)
Discharge area
117(1)
Other design factors
117(1)
Pressure Requirements
118(2)
System pressures
118(2)
Relieving device pressures
120(1)
Design Considerations
120(1)
Design of Parts
121(1)
Body
121(1)
Bonnet
121(1)
Nozzle
121(1)
Disk
122(1)
Spindle
122(1)
Adjusting ring
122(1)
Adjusting screw
122(1)
Huddling chamber
122(1)
Spring
122(1)
Testing and Marking
122(1)
Hydrostatic test
123(1)
Marking
123(1)
Rupture Disks
123(6)
Basic design
123(2)
Operating ratios
125(1)
Pressure-level relationship
125(1)
Certified KR and MNFA
126(3)
Manufacturing
129(22)
Manufacture of Pressure Relief Valves
130(11)
Test laboratories
131(2)
Capacity certification
133(5)
Capacity certification in combination with rupture disks
138(1)
Testing by manufacturers
139(1)
Inspection and stamping
140(1)
Manufacturer's data reports
141(1)
Manufacture of Rupture Disks
141(10)
Manufacturing ranges
144(1)
Rupture tolerances
144(1)
Capacity certification
145(1)
Production testing
146(1)
Marking
147(2)
Manufacturer's data reports
149(2)
Sizing and Selection
151(28)
Pressure Relief Valves
151(25)
Valve sizes
152(1)
Required sizing data
153(2)
API sizing
155(1)
Sizing for vapors and gases
156(7)
Sizing for liquids
163(4)
Sizing for air
167(1)
Sizing multiple valves
168(2)
Saturated-water valve sizing
170(1)
RRV and rupture disk combinations
171(3)
Sizing for thermal expansion of trapped liquids
174(1)
Sizing for mixed phases
175(1)
Rupture Disks
176(3)
Sizing method
177(2)
Safety Valves for Power Boilers
179(26)
Operational Characteristics
182(1)
Code References
182(1)
Design Requirements
182(7)
Mechanical requirements
183(1)
Material selection
184(1)
Boiler safety valves
184(2)
Superheater safety valves
186(3)
Reheater safety valves
189(1)
Organic fluid vaporizer safety valves
189(1)
Capacity Requirements
189(10)
Relieving capacity
190(3)
Capacity checking
193(2)
Capacity certification
195(4)
Testing by Manufacturers
199(1)
Inspection and Stamping
199(1)
Certificate of Conformance
200(1)
Operation
201(1)
Selection of Safety Valves
201(4)
Ordering information
202(1)
Specifying safety valves
202(3)
Pressure Relief Valves for Heating Boilers
205(20)
Code References
207(1)
Design Requirements
207(9)
Safety valve requirements for steam boilers
208(3)
Safety relief valve requirements for hot water boilers
211(2)
Safety and safety relief valves for tanks and heat exchangers
213(1)
T&P safety relief valves for hot water heaters
213(2)
Mechanical requirements
215(1)
Material selection
216(1)
Locations
216(1)
Manufacture and Inspection
216(2)
Valve markings
217(1)
Manufacturer's Testing
218(1)
Capacity Requirements
219(6)
Calculation of capacity to be stamped on valves
219(3)
Fluid medium for tests
222(1)
Capacity tests of T&P safety relief valves
222(1)
Capacity tests for safety and safety relief valves
222(1)
Test record data sheets
223(2)
Pressure Relief Devices for Pressure Vessels
225(30)
Introduction
225(6)
Types of pressure vessels
227(2)
Pressure vessel codes
229(2)
Pressure relief devices
231(1)
Pressure Relief Valves
231(16)
Operational requirements
233(1)
Code references
234(1)
Design requirements
234(8)
Capacity certification
242(2)
Testing by manufacturers
244(1)
Inspection and certification
245(2)
Rupture Disks
247(8)
Operational characteristics
249(1)
Code references
249(1)
Design requirements
249(1)
Capacity certification
250(1)
Testing by manufacturers
251(1)
Inspection and certification
252(3)
Pressure Relief Devices for Nuclear Systems
255(16)
Nuclear Reactors
256(8)
Boiling-water reactors
257(2)
Pressurized-water reactors
259(5)
Overpressure Protection Reports
264(2)
Content of report
264(1)
Certification of report
265(1)
Review of report
265(1)
Filing of report
266(1)
Code Requirements
266(1)
Relieving Capacity
267(1)
Operating Requirements
267(1)
Capacity Certification for Pressure Relief Valves
268(1)
Marking, Stamping, and Data Reports
268(3)
Pressure relief valves
269(1)
Rupture disks
269(2)
Pressure Relief Devices for Transport Tanks
271(18)
Classes of Vessels
272(1)
Pressure Relief Devices
272(4)
Determining pressure relief requirements
274(1)
Code references
275(1)
Installation requirements
275(1)
Requirements for Pressure Relief Valves
276(6)
Types of pressure relief valves
276(1)
Design requirements
277(2)
Materials requirements
279(1)
Manufacturing
280(1)
Marking and certification
281(1)
Production testing
282(1)
Requirements for Rupture Disks
282(5)
Design requirements
283(1)
Materials requirements
284(1)
Manufacturing
284(1)
Marking and certification
285(1)
Production testing
286(1)
Installation requirements
286(1)
Requirements for Breaking Pin Devices
287(2)
Pressure Relief Devices for Petroleum Industries
289(18)
Refining Operations
290(2)
Protection of Petroleum Equipment
292(1)
Protection of Tanks
292(2)
Fire Sizing
294(8)
Fire sizing standards
295(1)
Fire sizing for liquid hydrocarbons
295(4)
Fire sizing for vessels containing gases
299(3)
Seat Tightness Test
302(5)
Testing with air
302(2)
Testing with steam
304(1)
Testing with water
305(2)
Installation
307(26)
Installation of Pressure Relief Valves
308(20)
Preinstallation handling and testing
308(1)
Inlet piping
309(7)
Discharge piping
316(7)
Power piping systems
323(1)
Isolation valves
324(3)
Vent piping
327(1)
Drain piping
327(1)
Bolting and gasketing
328(1)
Installation of Rupture Disks
328(5)
Preparation for installation
330(1)
Inspection
330(1)
Installation guidelines
330(3)
Operation
333(12)
General Guidelines for Operation
333(2)
Visual Examination
335(1)
Safety Valve Operation
336(5)
Hand lift operation
336(2)
Operation testing
338(2)
Precaution for hydrostatic test
340(1)
Safety Relief Valve Operation
341(1)
Valve tightness test
341(1)
Lift and blowdown
342(1)
Testing
342(1)
Operator's Responsibilities
342(3)
Maintenance
345(18)
Valve Specification Records
346(1)
Maintenance Procedures
346(2)
Pretest
347(1)
Disassembly
347(1)
Repairs
347(1)
Assembly
347(1)
Valve testing
348(1)
Types of Maintenance
348(4)
Routine maintenance
348(2)
In-line maintenance
350(2)
Preventive maintenance
352(1)
Testing
352(2)
Setting
353(1)
Blowdown adjustment
353(1)
Seat tightness test
354(1)
Causes of Improper Performance
354(4)
Rough handling
354(1)
Corrosion
354(1)
Damaged seating surfaces
355(1)
Failed springs
356(1)
Improper setting and adjustment
356(1)
Plugging and sticking
357(1)
Misapplication of materials
357(1)
Improper discharge piping test
358(1)
Troubleshooting
358(1)
Spare Parts
358(3)
Storage
361(2)
Inspection
363(14)
Authorized Inspectors
364(1)
Types of Inspections
365(3)
Inspection of new installations
366(1)
Routine inspection
366(1)
Shop inspection
366(1)
Visual on-stream inspection
367(1)
In-service testing
367(1)
Unscheduled inspection
368(1)
Safety Valve inspection
368(3)
Safety Relief Valve inspection
371(1)
Rupture Disk inspection
372(1)
Records and Reports
373(4)
Repairs
377(12)
Repairers
377(2)
Repair of Pressure Relief Valves
379(7)
Visual Inspection as received
379(2)
Preliminary test as received
381(1)
Disassembly
381(1)
Cleaning parts
382(1)
Inspection
382(1)
Machining
383(1)
Lapping
383(1)
Adjusting rings
384(1)
Bearing points
384(1)
Assembly
384(1)
Testing
384(1)
Sealing
385(1)
Repair Nameplates
386(1)
Documentation
386(3)
Shop Testing
389(14)
Test Media
390(1)
Testing with air
390(1)
Testing with nitrogen
390(1)
Testing with water
390(1)
Testing with steam
391(1)
Test Stands
391(6)
Test stand with air system
391(3)
Multipurpose test stand
394(2)
Portable tester
396(1)
Testing
397(4)
Set pressure
397(1)
Blowdown
398(1)
Seat tightness test
399(2)
Test Reports
401(1)
Rupture Disk Testers
401(2)
Terminology
403(4)
Terminology for Pressure Relief Valves
403(2)
Terminology for Rupture Disks
405(2)
Appendix A. 1914 ASME Boiler Code 407(6)
Appendix B. Spring-Loaded Pressure Relief Valve Specification Sheet 413(2)
Appendix C. Pilot-Operated Pressure Relief Valve Specification Sheet 415(2)
Appendix D. Rupture Disk Specification Sheet 417(2)
Appendix E. ASME Application for Accreditation 419(6)
Appendix F. ASME-Accredited Testing Laboratories 425(2)
Appendix G. Physical Properties of Gas or Vapor 427(4)
Appendix H. Superheat Correction Factor 431(2)
Appendix I. Dimensions of Flanges 433(4)
Appendix J. Pipe Data 437(2)
Appendix K. Manufacturer's Data Report Form NV-1 439(2)
Appendix L. Corrosion Resistance Guide 441(8)
Appendix M. Water Saturation Pressure and Temperature 449(2)
Appendix N. Value of Coefficient C 451(2)
Appendix O. Unit Conversions 453(8)
Bibliography 461(2)
Index 463

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