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Flare Radiation Intensity Limit On Sea Level

Started by Joyy, Jul 20 2008 01:01 AM

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#1 Joyy

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Posted 20 July 2008 - 01:01 AM

Hi,
I have seen a design basis which mentions that 'Marine sea life exposure limit' is 2853 Btu/ft2.h (9.0 kW/m2). This is one of the radiation intensity limits criteria for flare design. However, I could not find any international standard or local regulation which provides any radiation intensity limit on sea level.
Has anyone come across any such guideline?

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