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  1. Motrack

    Amine Reboiler Tubes Running Dry

    They do not seem to have foaming issues. Currently, we have carbon steel SA-179 tubes. The analysis for the leaked tubes suggested chloride content.
  2. Motrack

    Amine Reboiler Tubes Running Dry

    Hi folks, We have an amine reboiler that has experienced tube leaks in the "top layer" of the reboiler tube bundle. It appears that the tubes are running dry or that the CO2 is accumulating in the top of the reboiler. We plugged the leaked tubes, and guess what, the tubes right below the...
  3. Motrack

    Fire case validity for a tank in a remote location

    Thank you for the responses. The credit for a good drainage is, unfortunately, in conjunction with prompt firefighting facilities, which this plant does not have.
  4. Motrack

    Fire case validity for a tank in a remote location

    If you had a flange leak at the vessel and the protected vessel was the source of the liquid pool, there would not be a whole lot left to relieve, since the contents of the protected vessel drained through the leak. Btw, the vessel does have a PSV which is not fire sized due to the location of...
  5. Motrack

    Fire case validity for a tank in a remote location

    e43u8, The feed is coming off the high pressure dumps from the Amine, Dehy, and residue compressor systems. About 40% water, and the rest hexanes through decanes.
  6. Motrack

    Fire case validity for a tank in a remote location

    Thank you Don for the response. This is not a storage tank, though. It is a "working" tank with a MAWP of 200 psig. I guess I should have called it a vessel. And yes, the condensate is mostly water, but it may on occasion contain hexanes through decanes.
  7. Motrack

    Fire case validity for a tank in a remote location

    Hi folks, I'm evaluating the need for fire sizing the PSV on a condensate tank that is located away (~1000 ft) from the general processing area. The closest source of a fire is 40 feet away. There are two other tanks that have their own containment. There are no other sources for a flammable...

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