159 Practical Methods for Two Phase Flow Estimates

Tuesday, April 28, 2015: 3:30 PM
Ballroom F (Austin Convention Center)
Description:
The prediction of pressure drop and mass flux in relief systems that experience two phase flow significantly impacts the sizing of the pressure relief system as well as the effluent handling system and therefore the safety of the installation. A variety of models are available for two phase flow prediction but navigating the landscape and selecting the right one can be difficult. This session invites original papers that offer guidance on the selection of appropriate models for design as well as advances in the modeling of two phase flow technologies based on new research or reviews of the existing literature.

Sponsor:
DIERS

Chair:
Davide Moncalvo
Email: davide.moncalvo@protego.com

Co-Chair:
Georges Melhem
Email: melhem@iomosaic.com

- indicates paper has an Extended Abstract file available on CD.

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3:30 PM
(159a) Choked and Near-Choked Real Gas and Two-Phase Flow Analysis of Discharge Piping
Leonid Korelshteyn
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4:00 PM
(159b) Models for Multi-Phase & Single-Phase Flow in Pressure Relieving System Using Bernoulli Integration
Freeman Self, Sanjay Ganjam and Gerald Jacobs
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4:30 PM
(159c) How to Size a Rupture Disk Vent Line for Two-Phase Gas/Liquid Flow Based on Current Engineering Practices
Juergen Schmidt
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