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Relief system designer

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Pressure relief system design skill for PSV sizing, flare header analysis, and overpressure protectionFrom its SKILL.md

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Relief System Designer Skill

Purpose

The Relief System Designer Skill designs pressure relief systems including PSV sizing, relief load calculations, and disposal system design per API standards.

Capabilities

  • Relief scenario identification
  • Relief load calculations
  • PSV sizing (API 520/521)
  • Flare header hydraulics
  • Blowdown system design
  • Two-phase relief calculations
  • Reactive systems relief
  • Relief device selection

Usage Guidelines

When to Use

  • Designing pressure relief systems
  • Sizing relief devices
  • Analyzing flare headers
  • Evaluating relief scenarios

Prerequisites

  • Process conditions defined
  • Relief scenarios identified
  • Physical properties available
  • Design codes specified

Best Practices

  • Consider all credible scenarios
  • Use appropriate methods for two-phase
  • Account for backpressure
  • Document all assumptions

Process Integration

This skill integrates with:

  • Pressure Relief System Design
  • Safety Instrumented System Design
  • HAZOP Study Facilitation

Configuration

relief-system-designer:
  design-codes:
    - API-520
    - API-521
    - API-526
  relief-scenarios:
    - fire
    - blocked-outlet
    - control-valve-failure
    - runaway-reaction

Output Artifacts

  • Relief calculations
  • PSV datasheets
  • Flare load summaries
  • Header sizing calculations
  • Disposal system design

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