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Transcript 1. Storage Tank Safety and Emissions ManagementA Guide to the Selection & Application of Equipment used for the Safety and Conservation of Liquids for Atmospheric and Low Pressure Storage Tanks 2. What happens to tanks when vapor is not properly managed? 3. Examples of Codes Pertaining to Pressure/Vacuum Vents & Emergency Relief VentsAPI 2000 Venting Atmospheric & Low Pressure Tanks/ISO28300NFPA 30 Flammable & Combustible Liquids CodesOSHA 1910 Occupational Safety and Health ActExamples of Definitions Relating to Pressure/Vacuum Vents & Emergency VentsCombustible Liquids, Flammable Liquids ClassificationsLow Pressure Storage Tanks – 0.5 to 15 PSIGPressure Vessels – Above 15 PSIG 4. Why do tanks need Conservation Vents?Relieves excess pressure & vacuum created by thermal expansion & contractionMinimizes costly product evaporation losses during product movement, while protectingtanks against deformation caused by explosion or implosionRelieves vapor safely before reaching tank design pressureTank is always maintained within design parametersReduces EPA regulated emissionsComplies with corporate emissions standards 5. Plan For Reviewing Existing Tanks• Obtain Design Pressure of the Tank• Determine the Emergency Relief Pressure Set Point• Select the Type of Conservation Vent• Size the Conservation Vent• Size the Emergency Vent• Provide Flame Arresters 6. Select the Vent/Valve Type WEIGHT LOADED PILOT OPERATED SPRING LOADED 0.865”W.C. - 4 PSI - 2”W.C. - 15 PSI 1 - 15 PSI(CLOSED SHOWN) (OPEN SHOWN) 7. Characteristics of Weight Loaded Venting Devices• Set pressure is defined by total pallet weight, including loading weights• Does not flow at set pressure or set vacuum• As tank pressure approaches set pressure, the pallet begins to fluctuate on the seat• At set pressure, the pallet is weightless• The vent begins to flow at overpressure• Flow characteristic is defined by the flow curve associated with the style and size of the vent• Set pressures are limited to the practical amount of weight loaded onto the pallet 8. Control Technology for Weight Loaded VentsFlat Pallet, 1 scfh leakage Air Groove 1 scfh leakage = Pallet, = @ 90% of setSoft Seat @ 80% of set pressure Soft Seat pressure 9. Characteristics of Spring Loaded VentsSpring Tension controls the set pressureAs tank pressure approaches set pressure, the pallet begins to fluctuatePallet lifts at set pressureFlow characteristic is defined by the associated flow curve of the size and style of vent 10. Characteristics of Pilot-Operated VentsSpring Tension controls the set pressureAs tank pressure approaches set pressure, the pallet begins to fluctuateSet pressure is achieved by applying pilot tank pressure to diaphragm chamberVent is “bubble tight” up to set pressureFlow is achieved at set pressure with “pop-action” pilotFull flow is achieved at 10% over-pressureAdjustable flow at set pressure with “modulating-action” pilotAdjustable blow-downTest in place capabilitiesPallet lifts at set pressureFlow characteristic is defined by the associated flow curve of the size and style of vent 11. Set Points API RULES S&J RECOMMENDATIONSERV set point = Tank design ERV set point = 80% of tank design pressure pressurePRV set point = less than ERV PRV set point = 80% of ERV set point (64% of tank design pressure) WHY 80% SET POINT FOR PRV? This is 25% overpressure for vent …which optimizes its efficiency

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12. API 2000 Formula for Determining Normal Venting Requirements - Liquid Movement and Thermal 13. Conservation Vents/Valves S & J 94020 S & J 94040Conservation Vent Spring Loaded Conservation Vent S & J 94110 Vacuum Vent S & J 94130 S&J 94640 Pressure Vent Pilot Operated Relief Valve 14. API 2521: Allowable Leakage% Set Point API 2521: 5 scfh @ 75% Set Point for 8” size or larger 1/2 scfh @ 75% Set Point for 6” size or smaller Air Groove Pallet: 1 scfh @ 90% Set Point for all sizes Expanda-Seal: 1/2 scfh @ 95% Set Point for all sizes 15. EXPANDA-SEALTEST DATA FOR LEAKAGE RATE OF WEIGHT LOADED EXPANDA-SEAL PALLET SET AT 1 OZ/IN2 % OF VITON TEFLON SET POINT LEAKAGE RATE LEAKAGE RATE 95% 0.5 (SCFH) 0.5 (SCFH) 90% < 0.5 (SCFH) < 0.5 (SCFH) 75% < 0.5 (SCFH) < 0.5 (SCFH) 50% < 0.5 (SCFH) < 0.5 (SCFH) 16. EXPANDA-SEALTo reduce emissions, Shand & Jurs designed and patented a high performance gasket, called Expanda-Seal™, whichhas reduced emissions and odors for the past fifteen years in every process environment imaginable. This innovativedesign actually uses the internal vessel pressure to create a tighter seal the closer the pressure gets to the set point. VALVE OPEN When pressure inside the tank is As the pressure approaches the set point, the When the pressure in the tank is at below the set point, the deflated gasket, shown here in yellow, inflates and or above set point, the valve liftsdiaphragm rests on the seat ring in a wraps around the mating seat to achieve this to relieve the overpressure.typical manner, as with any normal unique sealing effect. valve, retaining internal pressure. Click on the Diagram below to see the Operation of Expanda-Seal Expanda-Seal Pallet <1/2 scfh leakage @ 95% of set pressure 17. EXPANDA-SEAL AdvantagesLESS ODORLESS VOC EMISSIONSRECLOSES AFTER RELIEF0.5 SCFH AT 95% OF SET POINTLOWER FIRST COST BENEFITSVALUABLE PRODUCT RETAINEDSIMPLE WEIGHT LOADED PALLET DESIGN 18. Conservation Vent with Limit Switch 19. Conservation Vent with Visual Indicator 99060 Duracator 20. Quantify Emissions1. Calculate pallet lift2. Send information to DCS 21. Open vs. Closed VentingOpen Conservation Vent Closed Conservation Vent 22. Effect of Back-Pressure on Set PressureBack pressures and negative pressures in vent manifolds affect vent set pressureSet pressures are reduced by constant or variable negative pressuresLeakage of valuable inert gas may occurValve chatter may occur, causing pre-mature wear of pallets and seatsPre-mature wear will create additional leakage 23. Why do tanks need an Emergency Vent?Provides emergency pressure relief in case of a storage tank fire or abnormal pressureconditionsAs storage tank contents rise in temperature, emergency vent allows for required ventingcapacity, preventing tank rupturePrevents tank from rupturing due to overpressureOperates when relief capacity exceeds normal vent capacityAvailable in pressure/vacuum and pressure only configurationsLarger sizes permit access into tank 24. This is what you don’t want to ever happen 25. Emergency Vents SET POINTS API RULES S&J RECOMMENDATIONSERV set point = Tank design ERV set point = 80% of tank design pressure pressure 26. 3 Types of Emergency VentsWEIGHT LOADED SPRING LOADED MAGNETIC 27. Weight Loaded Emergency Vent 28. Spring Loaded Emergency Vent 29. Magnetic Emergency Vent 30. Formula for Determining Emergency Venting Requirements per API 2000 31. Emergency Vent and Manhole Covers S & J 94200/94201 S & J 94210 Emergency Vent Emergency Vent and Manhole and Manhole Cover Cover S & J 94221 S & J 94510 Emergency Vent Emergency and Manhole “Magnavent” Cover S & J 94520 S&J 94250Emergency Pressure Vent Spring Loaded and Manhole Cover Emergency Vent 32. EXPANDA-SEALTo reduce emissions, Shand & Jurs designed and patented a high performance gasket, called Expanda-Seal™, whichhas reduced emissions and odors for the past five years in every process environment imaginable.

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This innovativedesign actually uses the internal vessel pressure to create a tighter seal the closer the pressure gets to the set point. VALVE OPEN When pressure inside the tank is As the pressure approaches the set point, the When the pressure in the tank is at below the set point, the deflated gasket, shown here in yellow, inflates and or above set point, the valve liftsdiaphragm rests on the seat ring in a wraps around the mating seat to achieve this to relieve the overpressure.typical manner, as with any normal unique sealing effect. valve, retaining internal pressure. Click on the Diagram below to see the Operation of Expanda-Seal Expanda-Seal Pallet <1/2 scfh leakage @ 95% of set pressure 33. What is Gas Blanketing?• Usually a low pressure blanket• Maintains protective gaseous environment• Fills tank vapor space with inert gas 34. Gas Blanketing is used to:• Usually a low pressure blanket• Prevent emission of toxic vapors• Minimize loss of valuable products through evaporation• Prevent product contamination• Prevent emission of flammable hydrocarbon vapors• Prevent formation of flammable vapor to air mixture in tanks• Minimize internal tank corrosion from acids or oxygenation• Maintains protective gaseous environment• Fills tank vapor space with inert gas 35. Methods 36. 9421094270 94020 37. Sizing Blanket Requirements 38. Adding Blanketing Valve Failure to Vent Flow 39. Set Points for Vents and Emergency Vents with Blanketing• Set Point for P/V Vent Pressure =• Blanket Valve Set Point + 3” WC• Set Point for Emergency Vent =• P/V Vent Pressure Setting + 2” WC Min

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Transcript 1. Storage Tank Safety and Emissions ManagementA Guide to the Selection & Application of Equipment used for the Safety and Conservation of Liquids for Atmospheric and Low Pressure Storage Tanks 2. What happens to tanks when vapor is not properly managed? 3. Examples of Codes Pertaining to Pressure/Vacuum Vents & Emergency Relief VentsAPI 2000 Venting Atmospheric & Low Pressure Tanks/ISO28300NFPA 30 Flammable & Combustible Liquids CodesOSHA 1910 Occupational Safety and Health ActExamples of Definitions Relating to Pressure/Vacuum Vents & Emergency VentsCombustible Liquids, Flammable Liquids ClassificationsLow Pressure Storage Tanks – 0.5 to 15 PSIGPressure Vessels – Above 15 PSIG 4. Why do tanks need Conservation Vents?Relieves excess pressure & vacuum created by thermal expansion & contractionMinimizes costly product evaporation losses during product movement, while protectingtanks against deformation caused by explosion or implosionRelieves vapor safely before reaching tank design pressureTank is always maintained within design parametersReduces EPA regulated emissionsComplies with corporate emissions standards 5. Plan For Reviewing Existing Tanks• Obtain Design Pressure of the Tank• Determine the Emergency Relief Pressure Set Point• Select the Type of Conservation Vent• Size the Conservation Vent• Size the Emergency Vent• Provide Flame Arresters 6. Select the Vent/Valve Type WEIGHT LOADED PILOT OPERATED SPRING LOADED 0.865”W.C. - 4 PSI - 2”W.C. - 15 PSI 1 - 15 PSI(CLOSED SHOWN) (OPEN SHOWN) 7. Characteristics of Weight Loaded Venting Devices• Set pressure is defined by total pallet weight, including loading weights• Does not flow at set pressure or set vacuum• As tank pressure approaches set pressure, the pallet begins to fluctuate on the seat• At set pressure, the pallet is weightless• The vent begins to flow at overpressure• Flow characteristic is defined by the flow curve associated with the style and size of the vent• Set pressures are limited to the practical amount of weight loaded onto the pallet 8. Control Technology for Weight Loaded VentsFlat Pallet, 1 scfh leakage Air Groove 1 scfh leakage = Pallet, = @ 90% of setSoft Seat @ 80% of set pressure Soft Seat pressure 9. Characteristics of Spring Loaded VentsSpring Tension controls the set pressureAs tank pressure approaches set pressure, the pallet begins to fluctuatePallet lifts at set pressureFlow characteristic is defined by the associated flow curve of the size and style of vent 10. Characteristics of Pilot-Operated VentsSpring Tension controls the set pressureAs tank pressure approaches set pressure, the pallet begins to fluctuateSet pressure is achieved by applying pilot tank pressure to diaphragm chamberVent is “bubble tight” up to set pressureFlow is achieved at set pressure with “pop-action” pilotFull flow is achieved at 10% over-pressureAdjustable flow at set pressure with “modulating-action” pilotAdjustable blow-downTest in place capabilitiesPallet lifts at set pressureFlow characteristic is defined by the associated flow curve of the size and style of vent 11. Set Points API RULES S&J RECOMMENDATIONSERV set point = Tank design ERV set point = 80% of tank design pressure pressurePRV set point = less than ERV PRV set point = 80% of ERV set point (64% of tank design pressure) WHY 80% SET POINT FOR PRV? This is 25% overpressure for vent …which optimizes its efficiency

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12. API 2000 Formula for Determining Normal Venting Requirements - Liquid Movement and Thermal 13. Conservation Vents/Valves S & J 94020 S & J 94040Conservation Vent Spring Loaded Conservation Vent S & J 94110 Vacuum Vent S & J 94130 S&J 94640 Pressure Vent Pilot Operated Relief Valve 14. API 2521: Allowable Leakage% Set Point API 2521: 5 scfh @ 75% Set Point for 8” size or larger 1/2 scfh @ 75% Set Point for 6” size or smaller Air Groove Pallet: 1 scfh @ 90% Set Point for all sizes Expanda-Seal: 1/2 scfh @ 95% Set Point for all sizes 15. EXPANDA-SEALTEST DATA FOR LEAKAGE RATE OF WEIGHT LOADED EXPANDA-SEAL PALLET SET AT 1 OZ/IN2 % OF VITON TEFLON SET POINT LEAKAGE RATE LEAKAGE RATE 95% 0.5 (SCFH) 0.5 (SCFH) 90% < 0.5 (SCFH) < 0.5 (SCFH) 75% < 0.5 (SCFH) < 0.5 (SCFH) 50% < 0.5 (SCFH) < 0.5 (SCFH) 16. EXPANDA-SEALTo reduce emissions, Shand & Jurs designed and patented a high performance gasket, called Expanda-Seal™, whichhas reduced emissions and odors for the past fifteen years in every process environment imaginable. This innovativedesign actually uses the internal vessel pressure to create a tighter seal the closer the pressure gets to the set point. VALVE OPEN When pressure inside the tank is As the pressure approaches the set point, the When the pressure in the tank is at below the set point, the deflated gasket, shown here in yellow, inflates and or above set point, the valve liftsdiaphragm rests on the seat ring in a wraps around the mating seat to achieve this to relieve the overpressure.typical manner, as with any normal unique sealing effect. valve, retaining internal pressure. Click on the Diagram below to see the Operation of Expanda-Seal Expanda-Seal Pallet <1/2 scfh leakage @ 95% of set pressure 17. EXPANDA-SEAL AdvantagesLESS ODORLESS VOC EMISSIONSRECLOSES AFTER RELIEF0.5 SCFH AT 95% OF SET POINTLOWER FIRST COST BENEFITSVALUABLE PRODUCT RETAINEDSIMPLE WEIGHT LOADED PALLET DESIGN 18. Conservation Vent with Limit Switch 19. Conservation Vent with Visual Indicator 99060 Duracator 20. Quantify Emissions1. Calculate pallet lift2. Send information to DCS 21. Open vs. Closed VentingOpen Conservation Vent Closed Conservation Vent 22. Effect of Back-Pressure on Set PressureBack pressures and negative pressures in vent manifolds affect vent set pressureSet pressures are reduced by constant or variable negative pressuresLeakage of valuable inert gas may occurValve chatter may occur, causing pre-mature wear of pallets and seatsPre-mature wear will create additional leakage 23. Why do tanks need an Emergency Vent?Provides emergency pressure relief in case of a storage tank fire or abnormal pressureconditionsAs storage tank contents rise in temperature, emergency vent allows for required ventingcapacity, preventing tank rupturePrevents tank from rupturing due to overpressureOperates when relief capacity exceeds normal vent capacityAvailable in pressure/vacuum and pressure only configurationsLarger sizes permit access into tank 24. This is what you don’t want to ever happen 25. Emergency Vents SET POINTS API RULES S&J RECOMMENDATIONSERV set point = Tank design ERV set point = 80% of tank design pressure pressure 26. 3 Types of Emergency VentsWEIGHT LOADED SPRING LOADED MAGNETIC 27. Weight Loaded Emergency Vent 28. Spring Loaded Emergency Vent 29. Magnetic Emergency Vent 30. Formula for Determining Emergency Venting Requirements per API 2000 31. Emergency Vent and Manhole Covers S & J 94200/94201 S & J 94210 Emergency Vent Emergency Vent and Manhole and Manhole Cover Cover S & J 94221 S & J 94510 Emergency Vent Emergency and Manhole “Magnavent” Cover S & J 94520 S&J 94250Emergency Pressure Vent Spring Loaded and Manhole Cover Emergency Vent 32. EXPANDA-SEALTo reduce emissions, Shand & Jurs designed and patented a high performance gasket, called Expanda-Seal™, whichhas reduced emissions and odors for the past five years in every process environment imaginable.

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This innovativedesign actually uses the internal vessel pressure to create a tighter seal the closer the pressure gets to the set point. VALVE OPEN When pressure inside the tank is As the pressure approaches the set point, the When the pressure in the tank is at below the set point, the deflated gasket, shown here in yellow, inflates and or above set point, the valve liftsdiaphragm rests on the seat ring in a wraps around the mating seat to achieve this to relieve the overpressure.typical manner, as with any normal unique sealing effect. valve, retaining internal pressure. Click on the Diagram below to see the Operation of Expanda-Seal Expanda-Seal Pallet <1/2 scfh leakage @ 95% of set pressure 33. What is Gas Blanketing?• Usually a low pressure blanket• Maintains protective gaseous environment• Fills tank vapor space with inert gas 34. Gas Blanketing is used to:• Usually a low pressure blanket• Prevent emission of toxic vapors• Minimize loss of valuable products through evaporation• Prevent product contamination• Prevent emission of flammable hydrocarbon vapors• Prevent formation of flammable vapor to air mixture in tanks• Minimize internal tank corrosion from acids or oxygenation• Maintains protective gaseous environment• Fills tank vapor space with inert gas 35. Methods 36. 9421094270 94020 37. Sizing Blanket Requirements 38. Adding Blanketing Valve Failure to Vent Flow 39. Set Points for Vents and Emergency Vents with Blanketing• Set Point for P/V Vent Pressure =• Blanket Valve Set Point + 3” WC• Set Point for Emergency Vent =• P/V Vent Pressure Setting + 2” WC Min

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Transcript 1. Storage Tank Safety and Emissions ManagementA Guide to the Selection & Application of Equipment used for the Safety and Conservation of Liquids for Atmospheric and Low Pressure Storage Tanks 2. What happens to tanks when vapor is not properly managed? 3. Examples of Codes Pertaining to Pressure/Vacuum Vents & Emergency Relief VentsAPI 2000 Venting Atmospheric & Low Pressure Tanks/ISO28300NFPA 30 Flammable & Combustible Liquids CodesOSHA 1910 Occupational Safety and Health ActExamples of Definitions Relating to Pressure/Vacuum Vents & Emergency VentsCombustible Liquids, Flammable Liquids ClassificationsLow Pressure Storage Tanks – 0.5 to 15 PSIGPressure Vessels – Above 15 PSIG 4. Why do tanks need Conservation Vents?Relieves excess pressure & vacuum created by thermal expansion & contractionMinimizes costly product evaporation losses during product movement, while protectingtanks against deformation caused by explosion or implosionRelieves vapor safely before reaching tank design pressureTank is always maintained within design parametersReduces EPA regulated emissionsComplies with corporate emissions standards 5. Plan For Reviewing Existing Tanks• Obtain Design Pressure of the Tank• Determine the Emergency Relief Pressure Set Point• Select the Type of Conservation Vent• Size the Conservation Vent• Size the Emergency Vent• Provide Flame Arresters 6. Select the Vent/Valve Type WEIGHT LOADED PILOT OPERATED SPRING LOADED 0.865”W.C. - 4 PSI - 2”W.C. - 15 PSI 1 - 15 PSI(CLOSED SHOWN) (OPEN SHOWN) 7. Characteristics of Weight Loaded Venting Devices• Set pressure is defined by total pallet weight, including loading weights• Does not flow at set pressure or set vacuum• As tank pressure approaches set pressure, the pallet begins to fluctuate on the seat• At set pressure, the pallet is weightless• The vent begins to flow at overpressure• Flow characteristic is defined by the flow curve associated with the style and size of the vent• Set pressures are limited to the practical amount of weight loaded onto the pallet 8. Control Technology for Weight Loaded VentsFlat Pallet, 1 scfh leakage Air Groove 1 scfh leakage = Pallet, = @ 90% of setSoft Seat @ 80% of set pressure Soft Seat pressure 9. Characteristics of Spring Loaded VentsSpring Tension controls the set pressureAs tank pressure approaches set pressure, the pallet begins to fluctuatePallet lifts at set pressureFlow characteristic is defined by the associated flow curve of the size and style of vent 10. Characteristics of Pilot-Operated VentsSpring Tension controls the set pressureAs tank pressure approaches set pressure, the pallet begins to fluctuateSet pressure is achieved by applying pilot tank pressure to diaphragm chamberVent is “bubble tight” up to set pressureFlow is achieved at set pressure with “pop-action” pilotFull flow is achieved at 10% over-pressureAdjustable flow at set pressure with “modulating-action” pilotAdjustable blow-downTest in place capabilitiesPallet lifts at set pressureFlow characteristic is defined by the associated flow curve of the size and style of vent 11. Set Points API RULES S&J RECOMMENDATIONSERV set point = Tank design ERV set point = 80% of tank design pressure pressurePRV set point = less than ERV PRV set point = 80% of ERV set point (64% of tank design pressure) WHY 80% SET POINT FOR PRV? This is 25% overpressure for vent …which optimizes its efficiency

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12. API 2000 Formula for Determining Normal Venting Requirements - Liquid Movement and Thermal 13. Conservation Vents/Valves S & J 94020 S & J 94040Conservation Vent Spring Loaded Conservation Vent S & J 94110 Vacuum Vent S & J 94130 S&J 94640 Pressure Vent Pilot Operated Relief Valve 14. API 2521: Allowable Leakage% Set Point API 2521: 5 scfh @ 75% Set Point for 8” size or larger 1/2 scfh @ 75% Set Point for 6” size or smaller Air Groove Pallet: 1 scfh @ 90% Set Point for all sizes Expanda-Seal: 1/2 scfh @ 95% Set Point for all sizes 15. EXPANDA-SEALTEST DATA FOR LEAKAGE RATE OF WEIGHT LOADED EXPANDA-SEAL PALLET SET AT 1 OZ/IN2 % OF VITON TEFLON SET POINT LEAKAGE RATE LEAKAGE RATE 95% 0.5 (SCFH) 0.5 (SCFH) 90% < 0.5 (SCFH) < 0.5 (SCFH) 75% < 0.5 (SCFH) < 0.5 (SCFH) 50% < 0.5 (SCFH) < 0.5 (SCFH) 16. EXPANDA-SEALTo reduce emissions, Shand & Jurs designed and patented a high performance gasket, called Expanda-Seal™, whichhas reduced emissions and odors for the past fifteen years in every process environment imaginable. This innovativedesign actually uses the internal vessel pressure to create a tighter seal the closer the pressure gets to the set point. VALVE OPEN When pressure inside the tank is As the pressure approaches the set point, the When the pressure in the tank is at below the set point, the deflated gasket, shown here in yellow, inflates and or above set point, the valve liftsdiaphragm rests on the seat ring in a wraps around the mating seat to achieve this to relieve the overpressure.typical manner, as with any normal unique sealing effect. valve, retaining internal pressure. Click on the Diagram below to see the Operation of Expanda-Seal Expanda-Seal Pallet <1/2 scfh leakage @ 95% of set pressure 17. EXPANDA-SEAL AdvantagesLESS ODORLESS VOC EMISSIONSRECLOSES AFTER RELIEF0.5 SCFH AT 95% OF SET POINTLOWER FIRST COST BENEFITSVALUABLE PRODUCT RETAINEDSIMPLE WEIGHT LOADED PALLET DESIGN 18. Conservation Vent with Limit Switch 19. Conservation Vent with Visual Indicator 99060 Duracator 20. Quantify Emissions1. Calculate pallet lift2. Send information to DCS 21. Open vs. Closed VentingOpen Conservation Vent Closed Conservation Vent 22. Effect of Back-Pressure on Set PressureBack pressures and negative pressures in vent manifolds affect vent set pressureSet pressures are reduced by constant or variable negative pressuresLeakage of valuable inert gas may occurValve chatter may occur, causing pre-mature wear of pallets and seatsPre-mature wear will create additional leakage 23. Why do tanks need an Emergency Vent?Provides emergency pressure relief in case of a storage tank fire or abnormal pressureconditionsAs storage tank contents rise in temperature, emergency vent allows for required ventingcapacity, preventing tank rupturePrevents tank from rupturing due to overpressureOperates when relief capacity exceeds normal vent capacityAvailable in pressure/vacuum and pressure only configurationsLarger sizes permit access into tank 24. This is what you don’t want to ever happen 25. Emergency Vents SET POINTS API RULES S&J RECOMMENDATIONSERV set point = Tank design ERV set point = 80% of tank design pressure pressure 26. 3 Types of Emergency VentsWEIGHT LOADED SPRING LOADED MAGNETIC 27. Weight Loaded Emergency Vent 28. Spring Loaded Emergency Vent 29. Magnetic Emergency Vent 30. Formula for Determining Emergency Venting Requirements per API 2000 31. Emergency Vent and Manhole Covers S & J 94200/94201 S & J 94210 Emergency Vent Emergency Vent and Manhole and Manhole Cover Cover S & J 94221 S & J 94510 Emergency Vent Emergency and Manhole “Magnavent” Cover S & J 94520 S&J 94250Emergency Pressure Vent Spring Loaded and Manhole Cover Emergency Vent 32. EXPANDA-SEALTo reduce emissions, Shand & Jurs designed and patented a high performance gasket, called Expanda-Seal™, whichhas reduced emissions and odors for the past five years in every process environment imaginable.

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This innovativedesign actually uses the internal vessel pressure to create a tighter seal the closer the pressure gets to the set point. VALVE OPEN When pressure inside the tank is As the pressure approaches the set point, the When the pressure in the tank is at below the set point, the deflated gasket, shown here in yellow, inflates and or above set point, the valve liftsdiaphragm rests on the seat ring in a wraps around the mating seat to achieve this to relieve the overpressure.typical manner, as with any normal unique sealing effect. valve, retaining internal pressure. Click on the Diagram below to see the Operation of Expanda-Seal Expanda-Seal Pallet <1/2 scfh leakage @ 95% of set pressure 33. What is Gas Blanketing?• Usually a low pressure blanket• Maintains protective gaseous environment• Fills tank vapor space with inert gas 34. Gas Blanketing is used to:• Usually a low pressure blanket• Prevent emission of toxic vapors• Minimize loss of valuable products through evaporation• Prevent product contamination• Prevent emission of flammable hydrocarbon vapors• Prevent formation of flammable vapor to air mixture in tanks• Minimize internal tank corrosion from acids or oxygenation• Maintains protective gaseous environment• Fills tank vapor space with inert gas 35. Methods 36. 9421094270 94020 37. Sizing Blanket Requirements 38. Adding Blanketing Valve Failure to Vent Flow 39. Set Points for Vents and Emergency Vents with Blanketing• Set Point for P/V Vent Pressure =• Blanket Valve Set Point + 3” WC• Set Point for Emergency Vent =• P/V Vent Pressure Setting + 2” WC Min

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Transcript 1. Storage Tank Safety and Emissions ManagementA Guide to the Selection & Application of Equipment used for the Safety and Conservation of Liquids for Atmospheric and Low Pressure Storage Tanks 2. What happens to tanks when vapor is not properly managed? 3. Examples of Codes Pertaining to Pressure/Vacuum Vents & Emergency Relief VentsAPI 2000 Venting Atmospheric & Low Pressure Tanks/ISO28300NFPA 30 Flammable & Combustible Liquids CodesOSHA 1910 Occupational Safety and Health ActExamples of Definitions Relating to Pressure/Vacuum Vents & Emergency VentsCombustible Liquids, Flammable Liquids ClassificationsLow Pressure Storage Tanks – 0.5 to 15 PSIGPressure Vessels – Above 15 PSIG 4. Why do tanks need Conservation Vents?Relieves excess pressure & vacuum created by thermal expansion & contractionMinimizes costly product evaporation losses during product movement, while protectingtanks against deformation caused by explosion or implosionRelieves vapor safely before reaching tank design pressureTank is always maintained within design parametersReduces EPA regulated emissionsComplies with corporate emissions standards 5. Plan For Reviewing Existing Tanks• Obtain Design Pressure of the Tank• Determine the Emergency Relief Pressure Set Point• Select the Type of Conservation Vent• Size the Conservation Vent• Size the Emergency Vent• Provide Flame Arresters 6. Select the Vent/Valve Type WEIGHT LOADED PILOT OPERATED SPRING LOADED 0.865”W.C. - 4 PSI - 2”W.C. - 15 PSI 1 - 15 PSI(CLOSED SHOWN) (OPEN SHOWN) 7. Characteristics of Weight Loaded Venting Devices• Set pressure is defined by total pallet weight, including loading weights• Does not flow at set pressure or set vacuum• As tank pressure approaches set pressure, the pallet begins to fluctuate on the seat• At set pressure, the pallet is weightless• The vent begins to flow at overpressure• Flow characteristic is defined by the flow curve associated with the style and size of the vent• Set pressures are limited to the practical amount of weight loaded onto the pallet 8. Control Technology for Weight Loaded VentsFlat Pallet, 1 scfh leakage Air Groove 1 scfh leakage = Pallet, = @ 90% of setSoft Seat @ 80% of set pressure Soft Seat pressure 9. Characteristics of Spring Loaded VentsSpring Tension controls the set pressureAs tank pressure approaches set pressure, the pallet begins to fluctuatePallet lifts at set pressureFlow characteristic is defined by the associated flow curve of the size and style of vent 10. Characteristics of Pilot-Operated VentsSpring Tension controls the set pressureAs tank pressure approaches set pressure, the pallet begins to fluctuateSet pressure is achieved by applying pilot tank pressure to diaphragm chamberVent is “bubble tight” up to set pressureFlow is achieved at set pressure with “pop-action” pilotFull flow is achieved at 10% over-pressureAdjustable flow at set pressure with “modulating-action” pilotAdjustable blow-downTest in place capabilitiesPallet lifts at set pressureFlow characteristic is defined by the associated flow curve of the size and style of vent 11. Set Points API RULES S&J RECOMMENDATIONSERV set point = Tank design ERV set point = 80% of tank design pressure pressurePRV set point = less than ERV PRV set point = 80% of ERV set point (64% of tank design pressure) WHY 80% SET POINT FOR PRV? This is 25% overpressure for vent …which optimizes its efficiency

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12. API 2000 Formula for Determining Normal Venting Requirements - Liquid Movement and Thermal 13. Conservation Vents/Valves S & J 94020 S & J 94040Conservation Vent Spring Loaded Conservation Vent S & J 94110 Vacuum Vent S & J 94130 S&J 94640 Pressure Vent Pilot Operated Relief Valve 14. API 2521: Allowable Leakage% Set Point API 2521: 5 scfh @ 75% Set Point for 8” size or larger 1/2 scfh @ 75% Set Point for 6” size or smaller Air Groove Pallet: 1 scfh @ 90% Set Point for all sizes Expanda-Seal: 1/2 scfh @ 95% Set Point for all sizes 15. EXPANDA-SEALTEST DATA FOR LEAKAGE RATE OF WEIGHT LOADED EXPANDA-SEAL PALLET SET AT 1 OZ/IN2 % OF VITON TEFLON SET POINT LEAKAGE RATE LEAKAGE RATE 95% 0.5 (SCFH) 0.5 (SCFH) 90% < 0.5 (SCFH) < 0.5 (SCFH) 75% < 0.5 (SCFH) < 0.5 (SCFH) 50% < 0.5 (SCFH) < 0.5 (SCFH) 16. EXPANDA-SEALTo reduce emissions, Shand & Jurs designed and patented a high performance gasket, called Expanda-Seal™, whichhas reduced emissions and odors for the past fifteen years in every process environment imaginable. This innovativedesign actually uses the internal vessel pressure to create a tighter seal the closer the pressure gets to the set point. VALVE OPEN When pressure inside the tank is As the pressure approaches the set point, the When the pressure in the tank is at below the set point, the deflated gasket, shown here in yellow, inflates and or above set point, the valve liftsdiaphragm rests on the seat ring in a wraps around the mating seat to achieve this to relieve the overpressure.typical manner, as with any normal unique sealing effect. valve, retaining internal pressure. Click on the Diagram below to see the Operation of Expanda-Seal Expanda-Seal Pallet <1/2 scfh leakage @ 95% of set pressure 17. EXPANDA-SEAL AdvantagesLESS ODORLESS VOC EMISSIONSRECLOSES AFTER RELIEF0.5 SCFH AT 95% OF SET POINTLOWER FIRST COST BENEFITSVALUABLE PRODUCT RETAINEDSIMPLE WEIGHT LOADED PALLET DESIGN 18. Conservation Vent with Limit Switch 19. Conservation Vent with Visual Indicator 99060 Duracator 20. Quantify Emissions1. Calculate pallet lift2. Send information to DCS 21. Open vs. Closed VentingOpen Conservation Vent Closed Conservation Vent 22. Effect of Back-Pressure on Set PressureBack pressures and negative pressures in vent manifolds affect vent set pressureSet pressures are reduced by constant or variable negative pressuresLeakage of valuable inert gas may occurValve chatter may occur, causing pre-mature wear of pallets and seatsPre-mature wear will create additional leakage 23. Why do tanks need an Emergency Vent?Provides emergency pressure relief in case of a storage tank fire or abnormal pressureconditionsAs storage tank contents rise in temperature, emergency vent allows for required ventingcapacity, preventing tank rupturePrevents tank from rupturing due to overpressureOperates when relief capacity exceeds normal vent capacityAvailable in pressure/vacuum and pressure only configurationsLarger sizes permit access into tank 24. This is what you don’t want to ever happen 25. Emergency Vents SET POINTS API RULES S&J RECOMMENDATIONSERV set point = Tank design ERV set point = 80% of tank design pressure pressure 26. 3 Types of Emergency VentsWEIGHT LOADED SPRING LOADED MAGNETIC 27. Weight Loaded Emergency Vent 28. Spring Loaded Emergency Vent 29. Magnetic Emergency Vent 30. Formula for Determining Emergency Venting Requirements per API 2000 31. Emergency Vent and Manhole Covers S & J 94200/94201 S & J 94210 Emergency Vent Emergency Vent and Manhole and Manhole Cover Cover S & J 94221 S & J 94510 Emergency Vent Emergency and Manhole “Magnavent” Cover S & J 94520 S&J 94250Emergency Pressure Vent Spring Loaded and Manhole Cover Emergency Vent 32. EXPANDA-SEALTo reduce emissions, Shand & Jurs designed and patented a high performance gasket, called Expanda-Seal™, whichhas reduced emissions and odors for the past five years in every process environment imaginable.

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This innovativedesign actually uses the internal vessel pressure to create a tighter seal the closer the pressure gets to the set point. VALVE OPEN When pressure inside the tank is As the pressure approaches the set point, the When the pressure in the tank is at below the set point, the deflated gasket, shown here in yellow, inflates and or above set point, the valve liftsdiaphragm rests on the seat ring in a wraps around the mating seat to achieve this to relieve the overpressure.typical manner, as with any normal unique sealing effect. valve, retaining internal pressure. Click on the Diagram below to see the Operation of Expanda-Seal Expanda-Seal Pallet <1/2 scfh leakage @ 95% of set pressure 33. What is Gas Blanketing?• Usually a low pressure blanket• Maintains protective gaseous environment• Fills tank vapor space with inert gas 34. Gas Blanketing is used to:• Usually a low pressure blanket• Prevent emission of toxic vapors• Minimize loss of valuable products through evaporation• Prevent product contamination• Prevent emission of flammable hydrocarbon vapors• Prevent formation of flammable vapor to air mixture in tanks• Minimize internal tank corrosion from acids or oxygenation• Maintains protective gaseous environment• Fills tank vapor space with inert gas 35. Methods 36. 9421094270 94020 37. Sizing Blanket Requirements 38. Adding Blanketing Valve Failure to Vent Flow 39. Set Points for Vents and Emergency Vents with Blanketing• Set Point for P/V Vent Pressure =• Blanket Valve Set Point + 3” WC• Set Point for Emergency Vent =• P/V Vent Pressure Setting + 2” WC Min

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Transcript 1. Storage Tank Safety and Emissions ManagementA Guide to the Selection & Application of Equipment used for the Safety and Conservation of Liquids for Atmospheric and Low Pressure Storage Tanks 2. What happens to tanks when vapor is not properly managed? 3. Examples of Codes Pertaining to Pressure/Vacuum Vents & Emergency Relief VentsAPI 2000 Venting Atmospheric & Low Pressure Tanks/ISO28300NFPA 30 Flammable & Combustible Liquids CodesOSHA 1910 Occupational Safety and Health ActExamples of Definitions Relating to Pressure/Vacuum Vents & Emergency VentsCombustible Liquids, Flammable Liquids ClassificationsLow Pressure Storage Tanks – 0.5 to 15 PSIGPressure Vessels – Above 15 PSIG 4. Why do tanks need Conservation Vents?Relieves excess pressure & vacuum created by thermal expansion & contractionMinimizes costly product evaporation losses during product movement, while protectingtanks against deformation caused by explosion or implosionRelieves vapor safely before reaching tank design pressureTank is always maintained within design parametersReduces EPA regulated emissionsComplies with corporate emissions standards 5. Plan For Reviewing Existing Tanks• Obtain Design Pressure of the Tank• Determine the Emergency Relief Pressure Set Point• Select the Type of Conservation Vent• Size the Conservation Vent• Size the Emergency Vent• Provide Flame Arresters 6. Select the Vent/Valve Type WEIGHT LOADED PILOT OPERATED SPRING LOADED 0.865”W.C. - 4 PSI - 2”W.C. - 15 PSI 1 - 15 PSI(CLOSED SHOWN) (OPEN SHOWN) 7. Characteristics of Weight Loaded Venting Devices• Set pressure is defined by total pallet weight, including loading weights• Does not flow at set pressure or set vacuum• As tank pressure approaches set pressure, the pallet begins to fluctuate on the seat• At set pressure, the pallet is weightless• The vent begins to flow at overpressure• Flow characteristic is defined by the flow curve associated with the style and size of the vent• Set pressures are limited to the practical amount of weight loaded onto the pallet 8. Control Technology for Weight Loaded VentsFlat Pallet, 1 scfh leakage Air Groove 1 scfh leakage = Pallet, = @ 90% of setSoft Seat @ 80% of set pressure Soft Seat pressure 9. Characteristics of Spring Loaded VentsSpring Tension controls the set pressureAs tank pressure approaches set pressure, the pallet begins to fluctuatePallet lifts at set pressureFlow characteristic is defined by the associated flow curve of the size and style of vent 10. Characteristics of Pilot-Operated VentsSpring Tension controls the set pressureAs tank pressure approaches set pressure, the pallet begins to fluctuateSet pressure is achieved by applying pilot tank pressure to diaphragm chamberVent is “bubble tight” up to set pressureFlow is achieved at set pressure with “pop-action” pilotFull flow is achieved at 10% over-pressureAdjustable flow at set pressure with “modulating-action” pilotAdjustable blow-downTest in place capabilitiesPallet lifts at set pressureFlow characteristic is defined by the associated flow curve of the size and style of vent 11. Set Points API RULES S&J RECOMMENDATIONSERV set point = Tank design ERV set point = 80% of tank design pressure pressurePRV set point = less than ERV PRV set point = 80% of ERV set point (64% of tank design pressure) WHY 80% SET POINT FOR PRV? This is 25% overpressure for vent …which optimizes its efficiency

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12. API 2000 Formula for Determining Normal Venting Requirements - Liquid Movement and Thermal 13. Conservation Vents/Valves S & J 94020 S & J 94040Conservation Vent Spring Loaded Conservation Vent S & J 94110 Vacuum Vent S & J 94130 S&J 94640 Pressure Vent Pilot Operated Relief Valve 14. API 2521: Allowable Leakage% Set Point API 2521: 5 scfh @ 75% Set Point for 8” size or larger 1/2 scfh @ 75% Set Point for 6” size or smaller Air Groove Pallet: 1 scfh @ 90% Set Point for all sizes Expanda-Seal: 1/2 scfh @ 95% Set Point for all sizes 15. EXPANDA-SEALTEST DATA FOR LEAKAGE RATE OF WEIGHT LOADED EXPANDA-SEAL PALLET SET AT 1 OZ/IN2 % OF VITON TEFLON SET POINT LEAKAGE RATE LEAKAGE RATE 95% 0.5 (SCFH) 0.5 (SCFH) 90% < 0.5 (SCFH) < 0.5 (SCFH) 75% < 0.5 (SCFH) < 0.5 (SCFH) 50% < 0.5 (SCFH) < 0.5 (SCFH) 16. EXPANDA-SEALTo reduce emissions, Shand & Jurs designed and patented a high performance gasket, called Expanda-Seal™, whichhas reduced emissions and odors for the past fifteen years in every process environment imaginable. This innovativedesign actually uses the internal vessel pressure to create a tighter seal the closer the pressure gets to the set point. VALVE OPEN When pressure inside the tank is As the pressure approaches the set point, the When the pressure in the tank is at below the set point, the deflated gasket, shown here in yellow, inflates and or above set point, the valve liftsdiaphragm rests on the seat ring in a wraps around the mating seat to achieve this to relieve the overpressure.typical manner, as with any normal unique sealing effect. valve, retaining internal pressure. Click on the Diagram below to see the Operation of Expanda-Seal Expanda-Seal Pallet <1/2 scfh leakage @ 95% of set pressure 17. EXPANDA-SEAL AdvantagesLESS ODORLESS VOC EMISSIONSRECLOSES AFTER RELIEF0.5 SCFH AT 95% OF SET POINTLOWER FIRST COST BENEFITSVALUABLE PRODUCT RETAINEDSIMPLE WEIGHT LOADED PALLET DESIGN 18. Conservation Vent with Limit Switch 19. Conservation Vent with Visual Indicator 99060 Duracator 20. Quantify Emissions1. Calculate pallet lift2. Send information to DCS 21. Open vs. Closed VentingOpen Conservation Vent Closed Conservation Vent 22. Effect of Back-Pressure on Set PressureBack pressures and negative pressures in vent manifolds affect vent set pressureSet pressures are reduced by constant or variable negative pressuresLeakage of valuable inert gas may occurValve chatter may occur, causing pre-mature wear of pallets and seatsPre-mature wear will create additional leakage 23. Why do tanks need an Emergency Vent?Provides emergency pressure relief in case of a storage tank fire or abnormal pressureconditionsAs storage tank contents rise in temperature, emergency vent allows for required ventingcapacity, preventing tank rupturePrevents tank from rupturing due to overpressureOperates when relief capacity exceeds normal vent capacityAvailable in pressure/vacuum and pressure only configurationsLarger sizes permit access into tank 24. This is what you don’t want to ever happen 25. Emergency Vents SET POINTS API RULES S&J RECOMMENDATIONSERV set point = Tank design ERV set point = 80% of tank design pressure pressure 26. 3 Types of Emergency VentsWEIGHT LOADED SPRING LOADED MAGNETIC 27. Weight Loaded Emergency Vent 28. Spring Loaded Emergency Vent 29. Magnetic Emergency Vent 30. Formula for Determining Emergency Venting Requirements per API 2000 31. Emergency Vent and Manhole Covers S & J 94200/94201 S & J 94210 Emergency Vent Emergency Vent and Manhole and Manhole Cover Cover S & J 94221 S & J 94510 Emergency Vent Emergency and Manhole “Magnavent” Cover S & J 94520 S&J 94250Emergency Pressure Vent Spring Loaded and Manhole Cover Emergency Vent 32. EXPANDA-SEALTo reduce emissions, Shand & Jurs designed and patented a high performance gasket, called Expanda-Seal™, whichhas reduced emissions and odors for the past five years in every process environment imaginable.

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This innovativedesign actually uses the internal vessel pressure to create a tighter seal the closer the pressure gets to the set point. VALVE OPEN When pressure inside the tank is As the pressure approaches the set point, the When the pressure in the tank is at below the set point, the deflated gasket, shown here in yellow, inflates and or above set point, the valve liftsdiaphragm rests on the seat ring in a wraps around the mating seat to achieve this to relieve the overpressure.typical manner, as with any normal unique sealing effect. valve, retaining internal pressure. Click on the Diagram below to see the Operation of Expanda-Seal Expanda-Seal Pallet <1/2 scfh leakage @ 95% of set pressure 33. What is Gas Blanketing?• Usually a low pressure blanket• Maintains protective gaseous environment• Fills tank vapor space with inert gas 34. Gas Blanketing is used to:• Usually a low pressure blanket• Prevent emission of toxic vapors• Minimize loss of valuable products through evaporation• Prevent product contamination• Prevent emission of flammable hydrocarbon vapors• Prevent formation of flammable vapor to air mixture in tanks• Minimize internal tank corrosion from acids or oxygenation• Maintains protective gaseous environment• Fills tank vapor space with inert gas 35. Methods 36. 9421094270 94020 37. Sizing Blanket Requirements 38. Adding Blanketing Valve Failure to Vent Flow 39. Set Points for Vents and Emergency Vents with Blanketing• Set Point for P/V Vent Pressure =• Blanket Valve Set Point + 3” WC• Set Point for Emergency Vent =• P/V Vent Pressure Setting + 2” WC Min

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Transcript 1. Storage Tank Safety and Emissions ManagementA Guide to the Selection & Application of Equipment used for the Safety and Conservation of Liquids for Atmospheric and Low Pressure Storage Tanks 2. What happens to tanks when vapor is not properly managed? 3. Examples of Codes Pertaining to Pressure/Vacuum Vents & Emergency Relief VentsAPI 2000 Venting Atmospheric & Low Pressure Tanks/ISO28300NFPA 30 Flammable & Combustible Liquids CodesOSHA 1910 Occupational Safety and Health ActExamples of Definitions Relating to Pressure/Vacuum Vents & Emergency VentsCombustible Liquids, Flammable Liquids ClassificationsLow Pressure Storage Tanks – 0.5 to 15 PSIGPressure Vessels – Above 15 PSIG 4. Why do tanks need Conservation Vents?Relieves excess pressure & vacuum created by thermal expansion & contractionMinimizes costly product evaporation losses during product movement, while protectingtanks against deformation caused by explosion or implosionRelieves vapor safely before reaching tank design pressureTank is always maintained within design parametersReduces EPA regulated emissionsComplies with corporate emissions standards 5. Plan For Reviewing Existing Tanks• Obtain Design Pressure of the Tank• Determine the Emergency Relief Pressure Set Point• Select the Type of Conservation Vent• Size the Conservation Vent• Size the Emergency Vent• Provide Flame Arresters 6. Select the Vent/Valve Type WEIGHT LOADED PILOT OPERATED SPRING LOADED 0.865”W.C. - 4 PSI - 2”W.C. - 15 PSI 1 - 15 PSI(CLOSED SHOWN) (OPEN SHOWN) 7. Characteristics of Weight Loaded Venting Devices• Set pressure is defined by total pallet weight, including loading weights• Does not flow at set pressure or set vacuum• As tank pressure approaches set pressure, the pallet begins to fluctuate on the seat• At set pressure, the pallet is weightless• The vent begins to flow at overpressure• Flow characteristic is defined by the flow curve associated with the style and size of the vent• Set pressures are limited to the practical amount of weight loaded onto the pallet 8. Control Technology for Weight Loaded VentsFlat Pallet, 1 scfh leakage Air Groove 1 scfh leakage = Pallet, = @ 90% of setSoft Seat @ 80% of set pressure Soft Seat pressure 9. Characteristics of Spring Loaded VentsSpring Tension controls the set pressureAs tank pressure approaches set pressure, the pallet begins to fluctuatePallet lifts at set pressureFlow characteristic is defined by the associated flow curve of the size and style of vent 10. Characteristics of Pilot-Operated VentsSpring Tension controls the set pressureAs tank pressure approaches set pressure, the pallet begins to fluctuateSet pressure is achieved by applying pilot tank pressure to diaphragm chamberVent is “bubble tight” up to set pressureFlow is achieved at set pressure with “pop-action” pilotFull flow is achieved at 10% over-pressureAdjustable flow at set pressure with “modulating-action” pilotAdjustable blow-downTest in place capabilitiesPallet lifts at set pressureFlow characteristic is defined by the associated flow curve of the size and style of vent 11. Set Points API RULES S&J RECOMMENDATIONSERV set point = Tank design ERV set point = 80% of tank design pressure pressurePRV set point = less than ERV PRV set point = 80% of ERV set point (64% of tank design pressure) WHY 80% SET POINT FOR PRV? This is 25% overpressure for vent …which optimizes its efficiency

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12. API 2000 Formula for Determining Normal Venting Requirements - Liquid Movement and Thermal 13. Conservation Vents/Valves S & J 94020 S & J 94040Conservation Vent Spring Loaded Conservation Vent S & J 94110 Vacuum Vent S & J 94130 S&J 94640 Pressure Vent Pilot Operated Relief Valve 14. API 2521: Allowable Leakage% Set Point API 2521: 5 scfh @ 75% Set Point for 8” size or larger 1/2 scfh @ 75% Set Point for 6” size or smaller Air Groove Pallet: 1 scfh @ 90% Set Point for all sizes Expanda-Seal: 1/2 scfh @ 95% Set Point for all sizes 15. EXPANDA-SEALTEST DATA FOR LEAKAGE RATE OF WEIGHT LOADED EXPANDA-SEAL PALLET SET AT 1 OZ/IN2 % OF VITON TEFLON SET POINT LEAKAGE RATE LEAKAGE RATE 95% 0.5 (SCFH) 0.5 (SCFH) 90% < 0.5 (SCFH) < 0.5 (SCFH) 75% < 0.5 (SCFH) < 0.5 (SCFH) 50% < 0.5 (SCFH) < 0.5 (SCFH) 16. EXPANDA-SEALTo reduce emissions, Shand & Jurs designed and patented a high performance gasket, called Expanda-Seal™, whichhas reduced emissions and odors for the past fifteen years in every process environment imaginable. This innovativedesign actually uses the internal vessel pressure to create a tighter seal the closer the pressure gets to the set point. VALVE OPEN When pressure inside the tank is As the pressure approaches the set point, the When the pressure in the tank is at below the set point, the deflated gasket, shown here in yellow, inflates and or above set point, the valve liftsdiaphragm rests on the seat ring in a wraps around the mating seat to achieve this to relieve the overpressure.typical manner, as with any normal unique sealing effect. valve, retaining internal pressure. Click on the Diagram below to see the Operation of Expanda-Seal Expanda-Seal Pallet <1/2 scfh leakage @ 95% of set pressure 17. EXPANDA-SEAL AdvantagesLESS ODORLESS VOC EMISSIONSRECLOSES AFTER RELIEF0.5 SCFH AT 95% OF SET POINTLOWER FIRST COST BENEFITSVALUABLE PRODUCT RETAINEDSIMPLE WEIGHT LOADED PALLET DESIGN 18. Conservation Vent with Limit Switch 19. Conservation Vent with Visual Indicator 99060 Duracator 20. Quantify Emissions1. Calculate pallet lift2. Send information to DCS 21. Open vs. Closed VentingOpen Conservation Vent Closed Conservation Vent 22. Effect of Back-Pressure on Set PressureBack pressures and negative pressures in vent manifolds affect vent set pressureSet pressures are reduced by constant or variable negative pressuresLeakage of valuable inert gas may occurValve chatter may occur, causing pre-mature wear of pallets and seatsPre-mature wear will create additional leakage 23. Why do tanks need an Emergency Vent?Provides emergency pressure relief in case of a storage tank fire or abnormal pressureconditionsAs storage tank contents rise in temperature, emergency vent allows for required ventingcapacity, preventing tank rupturePrevents tank from rupturing due to overpressureOperates when relief capacity exceeds normal vent capacityAvailable in pressure/vacuum and pressure only configurationsLarger sizes permit access into tank 24. This is what you don’t want to ever happen 25. Emergency Vents SET POINTS API RULES S&J RECOMMENDATIONSERV set point = Tank design ERV set point = 80% of tank design pressure pressure 26. 3 Types of Emergency VentsWEIGHT LOADED SPRING LOADED MAGNETIC 27. Weight Loaded Emergency Vent 28. Spring Loaded Emergency Vent 29. Magnetic Emergency Vent 30. Formula for Determining Emergency Venting Requirements per API 2000 31. Emergency Vent and Manhole Covers S & J 94200/94201 S & J 94210 Emergency Vent Emergency Vent and Manhole and Manhole Cover Cover S & J 94221 S & J 94510 Emergency Vent Emergency and Manhole “Magnavent” Cover S & J 94520 S&J 94250Emergency Pressure Vent Spring Loaded and Manhole Cover Emergency Vent 32. EXPANDA-SEALTo reduce emissions, Shand & Jurs designed and patented a high performance gasket, called Expanda-Seal™, whichhas reduced emissions and odors for the past five years in every process environment imaginable.

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This innovativedesign actually uses the internal vessel pressure to create a tighter seal the closer the pressure gets to the set point. VALVE OPEN When pressure inside the tank is As the pressure approaches the set point, the When the pressure in the tank is at below the set point, the deflated gasket, shown here in yellow, inflates and or above set point, the valve liftsdiaphragm rests on the seat ring in a wraps around the mating seat to achieve this to relieve the overpressure.typical manner, as with any normal unique sealing effect. valve, retaining internal pressure. Click on the Diagram below to see the Operation of Expanda-Seal Expanda-Seal Pallet <1/2 scfh leakage @ 95% of set pressure 33. What is Gas Blanketing?• Usually a low pressure blanket• Maintains protective gaseous environment• Fills tank vapor space with inert gas 34. Gas Blanketing is used to:• Usually a low pressure blanket• Prevent emission of toxic vapors• Minimize loss of valuable products through evaporation• Prevent product contamination• Prevent emission of flammable hydrocarbon vapors• Prevent formation of flammable vapor to air mixture in tanks• Minimize internal tank corrosion from acids or oxygenation• Maintains protective gaseous environment• Fills tank vapor space with inert gas 35. Methods 36. 9421094270 94020 37. Sizing Blanket Requirements 38. Adding Blanketing Valve Failure to Vent Flow 39. Set Points for Vents and Emergency Vents with Blanketing• Set Point for P/V Vent Pressure =• Blanket Valve Set Point + 3” WC• Set Point for Emergency Vent =• P/V Vent Pressure Setting + 2” WC Min

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A Guide to the Selection & Application of Equipment used for the Safety and Conservation of Liquids for Atmospheric and Low Pressure Storage Tanks

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Transcript 1. Storage Tank Safety and Emissions ManagementA Guide to the Selection & Application of Equipment used for the Safety and Conservation of Liquids for Atmospheric and Low Pressure Storage Tanks 2. What happens to tanks when vapor is not properly managed? 3. Examples of Codes Pertaining to Pressure/Vacuum Vents & Emergency Relief VentsAPI 2000 Venting Atmospheric & Low Pressure Tanks/ISO28300NFPA 30 Flammable & Combustible Liquids CodesOSHA 1910 Occupational Safety and Health ActExamples of Definitions Relating to Pressure/Vacuum Vents & Emergency VentsCombustible Liquids, Flammable Liquids ClassificationsLow Pressure Storage Tanks – 0.5 to 15 PSIGPressure Vessels – Above 15 PSIG 4. Why do tanks need Conservation Vents?Relieves excess pressure & vacuum created by thermal expansion & contractionMinimizes costly product evaporation losses during product movement, while protectingtanks against deformation caused by explosion or implosionRelieves vapor safely before reaching tank design pressureTank is always maintained within design parametersReduces EPA regulated emissionsComplies with corporate emissions standards 5. Plan For Reviewing Existing Tanks• Obtain Design Pressure of the Tank• Determine the Emergency Relief Pressure Set Point• Select the Type of Conservation Vent• Size the Conservation Vent• Size the Emergency Vent• Provide Flame Arresters 6. Select the Vent/Valve Type WEIGHT LOADED PILOT OPERATED SPRING LOADED 0.865”W.C. - 4 PSI - 2”W.C. - 15 PSI 1 - 15 PSI(CLOSED SHOWN) (OPEN SHOWN) 7. Characteristics of Weight Loaded Venting Devices• Set pressure is defined by total pallet weight, including loading weights• Does not flow at set pressure or set vacuum• As tank pressure approaches set pressure, the pallet begins to fluctuate on the seat• At set pressure, the pallet is weightless• The vent begins to flow at overpressure• Flow characteristic is defined by the flow curve associated with the style and size of the vent• Set pressures are limited to the practical amount of weight loaded onto the pallet 8. Control Technology for Weight Loaded VentsFlat Pallet, 1 scfh leakage Air Groove 1 scfh leakage = Pallet, = @ 90% of setSoft Seat @ 80% of set pressure Soft Seat pressure 9. Characteristics of Spring Loaded VentsSpring Tension controls the set pressureAs tank pressure approaches set pressure, the pallet begins to fluctuatePallet lifts at set pressureFlow characteristic is defined by the associated flow curve of the size and style of vent 10. Characteristics of Pilot-Operated VentsSpring Tension controls the set pressureAs tank pressure approaches set pressure, the pallet begins to fluctuateSet pressure is achieved by applying pilot tank pressure to diaphragm chamberVent is “bubble tight” up to set pressureFlow is achieved at set pressure with “pop-action” pilotFull flow is achieved at 10% over-pressureAdjustable flow at set pressure with “modulating-action” pilotAdjustable blow-downTest in place capabilitiesPallet lifts at set pressureFlow characteristic is defined by the associated flow curve of the size and style of vent 11. Set Points API RULES S&J RECOMMENDATIONSERV set point = Tank design ERV set point = 80% of tank design pressure pressurePRV set point = less than ERV PRV set point = 80% of ERV set point (64% of tank design pressure) WHY 80% SET POINT FOR PRV? This is 25% overpressure for vent …which optimizes its efficiency

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12. API 2000 Formula for Determining Normal Venting Requirements - Liquid Movement and Thermal 13. Conservation Vents/Valves S & J 94020 S & J 94040Conservation Vent Spring Loaded Conservation Vent S & J 94110 Vacuum Vent S & J 94130 S&J 94640 Pressure Vent Pilot Operated Relief Valve 14. API 2521: Allowable Leakage% Set Point API 2521: 5 scfh @ 75% Set Point for 8” size or larger 1/2 scfh @ 75% Set Point for 6” size or smaller Air Groove Pallet: 1 scfh @ 90% Set Point for all sizes Expanda-Seal: 1/2 scfh @ 95% Set Point for all sizes 15. EXPANDA-SEALTEST DATA FOR LEAKAGE RATE OF WEIGHT LOADED EXPANDA-SEAL PALLET SET AT 1 OZ/IN2 % OF VITON TEFLON SET POINT LEAKAGE RATE LEAKAGE RATE 95% 0.5 (SCFH) 0.5 (SCFH) 90% < 0.5 (SCFH) < 0.5 (SCFH) 75% < 0.5 (SCFH) < 0.5 (SCFH) 50% < 0.5 (SCFH) < 0.5 (SCFH) 16. EXPANDA-SEALTo reduce emissions, Shand & Jurs designed and patented a high performance gasket, called Expanda-Seal™, whichhas reduced emissions and odors for the past fifteen years in every process environment imaginable. This innovativedesign actually uses the internal vessel pressure to create a tighter seal the closer the pressure gets to the set point. VALVE OPEN When pressure inside the tank is As the pressure approaches the set point, the When the pressure in the tank is at below the set point, the deflated gasket, shown here in yellow, inflates and or above set point, the valve liftsdiaphragm rests on the seat ring in a wraps around the mating seat to achieve this to relieve the overpressure.typical manner, as with any normal unique sealing effect. valve, retaining internal pressure. Click on the Diagram below to see the Operation of Expanda-Seal Expanda-Seal Pallet <1/2 scfh leakage @ 95% of set pressure 17. EXPANDA-SEAL AdvantagesLESS ODORLESS VOC EMISSIONSRECLOSES AFTER RELIEF0.5 SCFH AT 95% OF SET POINTLOWER FIRST COST BENEFITSVALUABLE PRODUCT RETAINEDSIMPLE WEIGHT LOADED PALLET DESIGN 18. Conservation Vent with Limit Switch 19. Conservation Vent with Visual Indicator 99060 Duracator 20. Quantify Emissions1. Calculate pallet lift2. Send information to DCS 21. Open vs. Closed VentingOpen Conservation Vent Closed Conservation Vent 22. Effect of Back-Pressure on Set PressureBack pressures and negative pressures in vent manifolds affect vent set pressureSet pressures are reduced by constant or variable negative pressuresLeakage of valuable inert gas may occurValve chatter may occur, causing pre-mature wear of pallets and seatsPre-mature wear will create additional leakage 23. Why do tanks need an Emergency Vent?Provides emergency pressure relief in case of a storage tank fire or abnormal pressureconditionsAs storage tank contents rise in temperature, emergency vent allows for required ventingcapacity, preventing tank rupturePrevents tank from rupturing due to overpressureOperates when relief capacity exceeds normal vent capacityAvailable in pressure/vacuum and pressure only configurationsLarger sizes permit access into tank 24. This is what you don’t want to ever happen 25. Emergency Vents SET POINTS API RULES S&J RECOMMENDATIONSERV set point = Tank design ERV set point = 80% of tank design pressure pressure 26. 3 Types of Emergency VentsWEIGHT LOADED SPRING LOADED MAGNETIC 27. Weight Loaded Emergency Vent 28. Spring Loaded Emergency Vent 29. Magnetic Emergency Vent 30. Formula for Determining Emergency Venting Requirements per API 2000 31. Emergency Vent and Manhole Covers S & J 94200/94201 S & J 94210 Emergency Vent Emergency Vent and Manhole and Manhole Cover Cover S & J 94221 S & J 94510 Emergency Vent Emergency and Manhole “Magnavent” Cover S & J 94520 S&J 94250Emergency Pressure Vent Spring Loaded and Manhole Cover Emergency Vent 32. EXPANDA-SEALTo reduce emissions, Shand & Jurs designed and patented a high performance gasket, called Expanda-Seal™, whichhas reduced emissions and odors for the past five years in every process environment imaginable.

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This innovativedesign actually uses the internal vessel pressure to create a tighter seal the closer the pressure gets to the set point. VALVE OPEN When pressure inside the tank is As the pressure approaches the set point, the When the pressure in the tank is at below the set point, the deflated gasket, shown here in yellow, inflates and or above set point, the valve liftsdiaphragm rests on the seat ring in a wraps around the mating seat to achieve this to relieve the overpressure.typical manner, as with any normal unique sealing effect. valve, retaining internal pressure. Click on the Diagram below to see the Operation of Expanda-Seal Expanda-Seal Pallet <1/2 scfh leakage @ 95% of set pressure 33. What is Gas Blanketing?• Usually a low pressure blanket• Maintains protective gaseous environment• Fills tank vapor space with inert gas 34. Gas Blanketing is used to:• Usually a low pressure blanket• Prevent emission of toxic vapors• Minimize loss of valuable products through evaporation• Prevent product contamination• Prevent emission of flammable hydrocarbon vapors• Prevent formation of flammable vapor to air mixture in tanks• Minimize internal tank corrosion from acids or oxygenation• Maintains protective gaseous environment• Fills tank vapor space with inert gas 35. Methods 36. 9421094270 94020 37. Sizing Blanket Requirements 38. Adding Blanketing Valve Failure to Vent Flow 39. Set Points for Vents and Emergency Vents with Blanketing• Set Point for P/V Vent Pressure =• Blanket Valve Set Point + 3” WC• Set Point for Emergency Vent =• P/V Vent Pressure Setting + 2” WC Min

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