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    Pump Foundations - Concrete Free

    Thank you for your responses, TugboatEng, I didn't know Chockfast, I will review that solution, thanks. LittleInch, a pump vendor suggests an under skid that complies with some of the characteristics that you refer to, also the weight criteria that HTURKAK indicated. Maybe this solution will...
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    Pump Foundations - Concrete Free

    Hi all! I'm looking for information about alternatives to concrete in pump foundations. Please, I would be glad if someone with experience in those kinds of installations could share some information with me. The pump which we are working on is a 500HP HPS pump for 10000BWPD. Best regards!
  3. DiegoCB

    Material for internal bolting in a well fluid separator, 32000 ppm chlorides

    Thank you EdStainless, No, our client does not specify inspection schedule, but I will point to that.
  4. DiegoCB

    Material for internal bolting in a well fluid separator, 32000 ppm chlorides

    Thanks all, The material of the separator is SA-516 70 coated with 100% solids epoxy, and the bolting will be used to joint internal SA-105 flanges coated with the same paint. The quantity of stud bolts is about 150. The final selection has been A-193 B7 HDG (I alerted the risk of failure due...
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    Material for internal bolting in a well fluid separator, 32000 ppm chlorides

    Hi all, I'm working on a 3-phase separator in which the fluid contains about 32000 ppm chlorides. The vessel will operate at 95°F and 25 psig. For the internal bolting it is intented to use SA-193 B6 (SS 410), but I'm not sure if this is a good option for this service. The other option is...
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    Correct material for heating coil

    Thank you for the advice TugboatEng. 0707, the main component is fatty acid esters (i just have that information). The coil will be not painted for the operation, the anti corrosive film will be only necessary for "storage" while the pool is not in operation, before to operate again it will...
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    ANSYS Mechanical Pro for application of ASME VIII Div. 2

    Hi all! I´m would like to know if ANSYS Mechanical Pro counts with the minimum tools required to design pressure vessel according to ASME VIII Div 2 Part 5. My interest is to get advice if Mechanical Pro is a good tool to start, since I consulted the Ansys capacity chart but that information is...
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    Correct material for heating coil

    Hi all! I want to share the final decision. Before, it is neccesary to tell that the client informed that the pool will not have continuos operation. We look for experinced suppliers of 2205, CuNi or Ti heating coils but no one offers that materials in my location in the required dimensions...
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    Correct material for heating coil

    Thank you all of you for your replies! The device is expected to have ten years of useful life but considering the CAPEX this parameter could be modified (downward). One supplier recommends us to use a phenolic epoxy coating on a carbon steel pipe, but I am not sure about it, the film need to...
  10. DiegoCB

    Correct material for heating coil

    Hi all! I'm designing a heating coil for a pool filled with a water and a biodegradable degreaser. The degreaser solution need be heated and will be used to soften oil residues from heat exchanger bundles. The pool is near to the coast. Steam at 40 psig and 400°F will be used to heat the...
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