I would like to know how to size a partial combustion reactor processing methane and oxygen, as a function of the flowrate and of the pressure.



I would like to know how to size a partial combustion reactor processing methane and oxygen, as a fu..

Answer / Shashank Nigam

A good source of information for the design of pressure vessels includes ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code (BPVC), which provides comprehensive guidelines and standards for the design, fabrication, inspection, and testing of pressure vessels. Other valuable resources include relevant national or international codes and standards such as API 510 (Pressure Vessels—Repair Alteration, and Rerating), API 620 (Welded-Steel Shell and Tubular Pressure Vessels), and ISO 12073 (Vacuum Insulated Pressure Vessels). Additionally, textbooks on process design and equipment selection can provide useful insights into the design of pressure vessels.

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