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#1 Sue N

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Posted 17 June 2015 - 10:31 AM

On an air assisted flare, certain wires/cables are required in the proximity of the flare to power the blowers. Additionally, certain structures (cable trays, panels) may also be required within a certain radius. 

 

Since flare design is based on radiation (BTU/hr/ft2), how do plant designers ensure that the wiring/structures that approach the flare are rated for the temperatures that the equipment can reach?  Do they normally calculate expected temperatures (Ex: this black insulated wire should get to X degrees based on Y BTU/hr/ft2) or do designers normally assume a temperature limit based on prior experience?   

 

 

 

 






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