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| THE SAFETY RELIEF VALVE HANDBOOK
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Design and Use of Process Safety Valves to ASME and International Codes and Standards
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By
Marc Hellemans, Independent Consultant, Belgium; formerly Tyco Flow Control, US & UK
Description
The Safety Valve Handbook is a professional reference for design, process, instrumentation, plant and maintenance engineers who work with
fluid flow and transportation systems in the process industries, which covers the chemical, oil and gas, water, paper and pulp, food
and bio products and energy sectors.
It meets the need of engineers who have responsibilities for specifying, installing, inspecting
or maintaining safety valves and flow control systems.
It will also be an important reference for process safety and loss prevention
engineers, environmental engineers, and plant and process designers who need to understand the operation of safety valves in a wider
equipment or plant design context.
Audience
Safety and loss prevention professionals; process and plant engineers in all chemical, petroleum and process industry sectors
Contents
Preface; Valve basics; Overpressure protection; Terminology; Codes and Standards; ASME & API; PED; NACE; Design Fundamentals; Installation;
Sizing; Noise; Safety Valve selection; Maintenance and testing; Cryogenic applications; Non-Conformance of existing pressure relief systems
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Hardbound, 0 pages, publication date: AUG-2009
ISBN-13: 978-1-85617-712-2
Imprint: BUTTERWORTH HEINEMANN
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Last update: 5 Sep 2009
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