November 2012

Special Report: Plant Safety and Environment

Relief valve and flare action items: What plant engineers should know

This article can help the plant engineer review the concerns developed by the design engineer. Implementing field modifications without performing such a review is costly and exposes a facility to unjustified risks.

Smith & Burgess LLC: Smith, D.

Smith and Burgess LLC: Burgess, J.

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Smith, D. - Smith & Burgess LLC, Houston, Texas

Burgess, J. - Smith and Burgess LLC, Houston, Texas

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