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Discharge calculations

Other CCPS guidelines provide discharge calculations for various releases, including gas, liquid, and two-phase flow. Dispersion calculations and pool spreading on different materials are also described. [Pg.59]

The liquid ammonia is stored in the tank at a temperature of 20°C under its vapor pressure of 851 kPa. Under these conditions the discharge calculations show that all of the ammonia in the vessel is released to the... [Pg.157]

FPD.5 ATMOSPHERIC DISCHARGE CALCULATION Since fV < 0.222, Stokes s law applies, and... [Pg.277]

PWR, pressurized-water reactor HTGR, high-temperature gas-cooled reactor LMFBR, liquid-metal-cooled fast-breeder reactor. Data are calculated for 150 days after discharge. Calculated from data in [B2]. [Pg.366]

Cui P, Hu K.H., Zhuang J.Q., et al. (2011) Debris flow discharge calculation and inundation simulation. Journal of Mountain Science 7 1-9. [Pg.504]

Block in the discharge. Calculate the head (feet of licfuid) put up by the pump at zero flow. This head is ... [Pg.393]

Gas and liquid phase discharge calculation methods are well founded and arc readily available from many standard references. However, many real releases of pressurized liquids will give rise to two-phase discharges. To handle two-phase... [Pg.54]

Gas and liquid phase discharge calculations arc relatively easy to use. The DIERS methodology requires the use of commercial computer codes or experimental apparatus and is not easy to apply, needing expert knowledge. [Pg.56]

No special skills arc required for gas or liquid discharge calculations. Less than 1 hour with an electronic calculator or spreadsheet is usually adequate for a single calculation, with further calculations taking minutes. Two-phase flow analysis requires specialist knowledge and in most cases access to a suitable computer package, unless the simplified methods of Fauske and Epstein (1987) arc employed. [Pg.56]

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