ioMosaic supported the relief system design and modification aspect of the large capital project by interfacing directly with the EPC. Our team performed a comprehensive PRFS design analysis using Process Safety Office® SuperChems® software. The scope included 44 relief valves discharging to the flare network. The evaluation encompassed:
The analysis identified specific backpressure restrictions in the flare header that would have compromised overpressure protection during a major relief event. ioMosaic provided actionable design recommendations to eliminate the bottlenecks, enabling the facility to maintain safety compliance and ensure all 44 relief devices and PSI records were fully updated prior to startup.
Deliverables included SuperChems® executable files for the revised Total Power Failure global scenario serving as the official, as-built, relief system design basis records. All documentation for the flare system with all relevant documentation, specification sheets, summary information, etc. was uploaded to an Process Safety Enterprise® (ioXpress™) database readily accessible by the client. The flare summary report included flare header analysis and consequence modeling.