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Feedwater Safety Valve Vent Stacks

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Feedwater Safety Valve Vent Stacks

Feedwater Safety Valve Vent Stacks

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I am looking for a good reference to a code or standard to apply to design of safety valve vents/stacks. I have a project to reroute the vent stacks of two shell side safety valves and would appreciate any suggestions on this project.
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RE: Feedwater Safety Valve Vent Stacks

http://www.andersongreenwood.com/docnet/library/enghnbk.pdf

The Crosby Engineering Handbook, CHapter 7, page 12, give reaction force calculations.

or

http://www.dresser.com/internet/businessunits/measurement/subunits/consolidated/products/1900srv.cfm?CFID=214887&CFTOKEN=30501212

Go to Dresser Site and download SRV-1 in Adobe PDF Format.  On Page TI.5 (Page 298 of 350) there is a reaction calculation chart.

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DeLuca Test Equipment
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