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Estimating Blast Pressures and Destruction

A process petrochemical plant producing a synthesis gas high in hydrogen experiences an explosion that results in the destruction of a 1500 cubic foot storage vessel normally held at 50 psig. Unprotected glass window s (i.e., no wire mesh reinforcing, nor tempered) in the plant area 150 feet away from the tank are broken. What pressures were involved  [Pg.501]

Applied Process Design for Chemical and Petrochemical Plants [Pg.502]

This overpressure would produce some glass breakage, ceiling damage, and minor structural damage. See Damage Tables 7-24 and 7-25A and B. [Pg.502]


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