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    Tank Vessel Overflow Line Sizing

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    The program has two parts: the first is for sizing the overflow, and second is for calculating the capacity of an overflow. Direct entry of data in cells that originally contain table lookups could cause functions to be lost, or incorrect calculations. The originator of these spreadsheets specifically excludes all warranties, expressed or implied, as to the accuracy of the data and other information set forth.

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    The program has two parts: the first is for sizing the overflow, and second is for calculating the capacity of an overflow. Direct entry of data in cells that originally contain table lookups could cause functions to be lost, or incorrect calculations. The originator of these spreadsheets specifically excludes all warranties, expressed or implied, as to the accuracy of the data and other information set forth.

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    Tank Vessel Overflow Line Sizing

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    Tank/Vessel Overflow Line Sizing


    NOTE:

    The program has two parts: the first is for sizing the overflow, and second is for calculating the
    capacity of an overflow.
    Always begin a new case by retrieving the original file. Direct entry of data in cells that originally
    contain table lookups could cause functions to be lost, or incorrect calculations. I format cells
    requiring entry colored RED; calculated values are black.

    1.) Enter identification at [C4].


    2.) Enter total liquid inflow at [C7].
    3.) Enter fluid at [G7], use [=], then go to fluid name in table (A44. D92) eg. [=A92] is WATER. The Specific
    Gravity at G8 will be automatically looked up in the table, if the fluid is in table. If not, enter directly in [G8].
    4.) Enter liquid head (inches) at [C9].
    5.) Select the pipe schedule "10" or "40" with the drop-down at [F13].
    6.) The required overflow inside diameter is shown at [F18].
    7.) The recommended size overflow is given at row 22 and is based on the schedule previously selected.
    The look-up tables follow schedule 40 pipe through 12 inch and standard (STD) weight above 12 inch.
    This latter part of the program is set up to automatically calculate the capacity of the overflow prviously
    chosen. By comparing capacities to the inflow, the area for future inflow increase can be determined.
    To use this part separately:
    8.)
    9.)
    10.)
    11.)

    Enter identification at [C27].


    Enter specific gravity at [D29].
    Enter liquid head (inches) at [D30].
    Enter overflow ID at [D33], use pipe table if appropriate.
    Calculated overflow capacity is indicated at [E38].
    Print out using direct Excel commands. This application is provided by Chemical
    Engineers Resource Website, visit
    cheresources.com
    @
    for additional selections.
    Print out using direct EXCEL commands.

    <<<<<<<< Psafety January 2001, by Don Coffman >>>>>>>>


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    of these spreadsheet(s) specifically excludes

    all warranties,

    expressed or implied, as to the a c c u r a c y of the data and other information set forth
    and assumes N O liability for any losses or damage resulting from the u s e of the
    materials or application of the data.
    Consistent with G O O D E N G I N E E R I N G P R A C T I C E , the burden rests with the U S E R
    of these spreadsheets to review A L L calculations, and assumptions. The U S E R I S
    FULLY RESPONSIBLE for the results or decisions based on calculations.
    This Spreadsheet Requires M A C R O S to be E N A B L E D to A S S U R E proper operation.
    See the Workbook Help Sheet for Additional Instructions on Use.
    dmcoffman@aol.com

    overflow

    Psafety January 2001

    4/24/2004

    Tank/Vessel Overflow Line Sizing


    DEVICE : Tank #2501; Overflow Tag: 03000

    Vessel

    Vessel Inflow:
    7000
    gpm
    W: 3500000 lb/hr
    P:
    4
    inch
    or 0.1443001 psig

    Fluid

    Liquid: WATER
    Specific Gravity:
    1.000
    Density:
    62.4
    Frictional Loss, N:
    1.5

    Select Overflow Pipe Schedule :

    7
    W

    dia := ( 2.79 10 ) N
    ( P D)

    lb/cu. ft.
    (simple overflow)

    Schedule 10

    0.25

    = 27.469139 inch

    -- A 30-inch overflow is recommended --

    Selected Overflow Capacity


    DEVICE : Tank #2501; Overflow Tag: 03000
    sp.gr. =
    P=
    D=
    N=
    d=

    W :=

    overflow

    1.000
    4.000
    1.000
    1.5
    29.376

    inch = 0.1443001 psi


    62.4 =
    62.4
    lb/cu.ft.
    (for simple o'flow)
    inch (overflow ID)

    P D d4
    = 4002794.2 lb/hr or 8,005.6 gpm
    (
    7)
    N

    2.79

    10

    Psafety January 2001

    4/24/2004

    Tank/Vessel Overflow Line Sizing


    DEVICE : Tank #2501; Overflow Tag: 03000

    Vessel

    Vessel Inflow: 78.358024 m /hr


    W: 21.766118 kg/sec
    P: 0.1016 meter
    or 996.35564 Pa

    Fluid

    Liquid: WATER
    Specific Gravity:
    1.000
    Density:
    1000
    Frictional Loss, N:
    1.5

    Select Overflow Pipe Schedule :

    kg/cu. meter
    (simple overflow)

    Schedule 40

    0.25

    3
    W

    dia := ( 808 10 ) N
    ( P D)

    = 154.93964 mm

    -- A 200 mm overflow is recommended --

    Selected Overflow Capacity


    DEVICE : Tank #2501; Overflow Tag: 03000
    sp.gr. =
    P=
    D=
    N=
    d=

    W :=

    overflow

    1.000
    0.1016
    1.000
    1.5
    202.74

    P D d4
    (
    3
    N 80810 )

    meter = 0.9962896 kPa


    1000 =
    1000
    kg/cu. meter
    (for simple o'flow)
    millimeter (overflow ID)

    = 37.266652 kg/sec or 134.2 cu. meter/hr

    Psafety January 2001

    LIQUID
    Overflow Selection Information
    sp. gr.
    ACETIC ACID 100%
    1.050
    Case Selection Test -- A 30-inch overflow is recommended -ACETIC ACID 70%
    1.010 Schedule 10
    Schedule 10 1
    ACETONE
    0.789 Schedule 40
    AMINE OXIDE
    Schedule 10 Lookup Table Schedule 40 Lookup Table
    0.950
    Piping
    AMMONIA 26%
    0.905
    Size
    schd 10S next nom next i.d. nominal schd 40 next nom
    AMMONIA 100%
    0.682
    1/2
    0.001
    1/2
    0.674
    0.001
    1/2
    0.622
    BENZENE 26%
    0.844
    1/2
    0.674
    3/4
    0.884
    0.622
    3/4
    0.824
    BLACK LIQUOR 50%
    1.250
    3/4
    0.884
    1
    1.097
    0.824
    1
    1.049
    BLACK LIQUOR 63%
    1.330
    1
    1.097
    1 1/4
    1.422
    1.049
    1 1/4
    1.38
    BLACK LIQUOR 68%
    1.360
    1 1/4
    1.422
    1 1/2
    1.682
    1.380
    1 1/2
    1.61
    BRINE, CALCIUM CHLORIDE 25% 1.230
    1 1/2
    1.682
    2
    2.157
    1.610
    2
    2.067
    BRINE, SODIUM CHLORIDE 25% 1.190
    2
    2.157
    2 1/2
    2.635
    2.067
    2 1/2
    2.469
    CARBON DIOXIDE
    1.102
    2 1/2
    2.635
    3
    3.26
    2.469
    3
    3.068
    CAUSTIC 20%
    1.223
    3
    3.260
    3 1/2
    3.76
    3.068
    3 1/2
    3.548
    CAUSTIC 50%
    1.530
    3 1/2
    3.760
    4
    4.26
    3.548
    4
    4.026
    CHLORINE LIQUID
    1.467
    4
    4.260
    6
    6.357
    4.026
    6
    6.065
    DOWTHERM A
    0.995
    6
    6.357
    8
    8.329
    6.065
    8
    7.981
    ETHANOL 100%
    0.789
    8
    8.329
    10
    10.42
    7.981
    10
    10.02
    ETHANOL 40%
    0.935
    10
    10.420
    12
    12.39
    10.020
    12
    11.938
    ETHANOL 95%
    0.804
    12
    12.390
    14
    13.624
    11.938
    14
    13.25
    ETHYL CHLORIDE
    0.923
    14
    13.624
    16
    15.624
    13.250
    16
    15.25
    ETHYLENE GLYCOL
    1.110
    16
    15.624
    18
    17.624
    15.250
    18
    17.25
    FREON, R11
    1.410
    18
    17.624
    20
    19.564
    17.250
    20
    19.25
    FREON, R12
    1.170
    20
    19.564
    22
    21.564
    19.250
    22
    21.25
    FREON, R22
    1.440
    22
    21.564
    24
    23.5
    21.250
    24
    23.25
    FUEL OIL #2
    0.876
    24
    23.500
    26
    25.376
    23.250
    26
    25.25
    FUEL OIL #6
    0.993
    26
    25.376
    28
    27.376
    25.250
    28
    27.25
    GASOLINE
    0.751
    28
    27.376
    30
    29.376
    27.250
    30
    29.25
    GLYCEROL, 100%
    1.260
    30
    29.376
    32
    31.376
    29.250
    32
    31.25
    HYDROCHLORIC 31.5%
    1.159
    32
    31.376
    34
    33.312
    31.250
    34
    33.25
    ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL
    0.785
    34
    33.312
    36
    35.376
    33.250
    36
    35.25
    KEROSENE
    36
    36+
    0.811
    35.376
    35.250
    LUBE OIL MOBIL 634
    0.884
    METHANOL 100%
    0.796
    METHANOL 40%
    0.937
    METHANOL 90%
    0.824
    METHYL CHLORIDE
    0.998
    MULTITHERM PG-1
    0.875
    NITRIC ACID 60%
    1.370
    NITRIC ACID 95%
    1.500
    OIL, VEGETABLE HARDENED
    0.920
    OIL, VEGETABLE UNHARDENED 0.880
    SULPHUR DIOXIDE
    1.434
    SULPHURIC 110%, FUMING
    1.840
    SULPHURIC ACID 60%
    1.500
    SULPHURIC ACID 98%
    1.830
    TOLUENE
    0.862
    TURPENTINE
    0.864
    WATER
    1.000

    overflow

    Psafety January 2001

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