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Horizontal Vapor-Liquid Separator Nomograph

A horizontal drum is the choice when large liquid loads are involved. Consequently, holding time will probably set the size. [Pg.156]

Enter the nomograph on the scale at left with the holding time. [Pg.156]

Connect the time with the liquid space. Base your first trial on an 86% full drum (less if the minimum liquid level is other than the bottom of the drum). Mark the intersection with Index Line A. [Pg.156]

Reenter the nomograph at the right with the flow rate. No need to convert units — just use the scale having your units. [Pg.156]

Move horizontally to the flow index line. (If your units are hot gph, omit this step. You are starting at the flow index line.) [Pg.157]


Scheiman, A.D. Use Nomographs to Size Horizontal Vapor-Liquid Separators. Hydrocarbon Processing Petroleum Refiner, 1964, p. 155. [Pg.165]


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