The DIERS users group: A forum for development/dissemination of emergency relief system design technology

Abstract

Abstract DIERS was formed in 1976 to develop methods for the design of emergency relief systems capable of handling runaway reactions [1, 2]. Of particular interest at the time were when tow‐phase flow venting would occur and the applicability of different methods for sizing emergency relief systems for two‐phase, vapor‐liquid flashing flow. Approximately $1.6MM was devoted to investigations of two‐phase, vapor‐liquid onset/disengagement dynamics and the hydrodynamics of emergency relief systems.