In this video, we explain PSV Set Pressure Selection for Test Separators / Pressure Vessels using the correct ASME Section VIII Division 1 design basis.

Many engineers get confused between:
MAWP vs Design Pressure
PSV Set Pressure vs Accumulation
Single PSV vs Multiple PSV (2160 & 2268 PSI)
Temperature Derating (2160 @ 130°F and 1990 @ 250°F)

You will learn the exact ASME logic:
PSV Set Pressure shall not exceed MAWP
How temperature reduces MAWP (derating)
10% accumulation rule for single PSV
5% staggered setting rule for multiple PSV
Fire case 21% accumulation concept (API 521 reference)

This video is perfect for:
Process Engineers, Mechanical Engineers, QA/QC, EPC Engineers, Well Testing Engineers, and Oil & Gas Professionals.

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