SNORGY,
I am using the SMYS of 316, the material is dual rated, however we are using the higher SMYS for calculations.
konman,
Thanks for the reference, the issue is that the "legacy" piping was installed using CSA Z662-07, problem is that the engineer that signed off on it, wasn't, in my...
I have a client who is building some surface piping on a water injection system. Code is CSA Z662-07. In the past they have built all of this piping from Sch 80 316/316L material. I was asked to approve a new installation that would be "identical" to the installations they have done for the past...
Had a question from a client and I'm not sure where to look.
We have are installing an Oil Filled Trasformer is spill containment required in Alberta? What Directive (ERCB) would this be covered in?
If someone can point me in the right direction it would be appreciated.
Chris
I'm designing a new piping system for a client, They have an inhouse specification that indicates that the maximum allowable pressure drop in a pipe carying dry fuel gas is 11.5kPa/100m.
The majority of the piping system meets this requirement howeve there are short sections of pipe near the...
The recruiter was from a third party head hunter company, From him, of course the job was sunshine and fresh apple pie!
The manager did a good job of selling me on all of the responsibility and extensive world travel that I would be involved in.
In their defense, I started in September and the...
I ended up renting the house I own for enough to cover my rent in Calgary. (So in the end the net expense is the same as if I was living in the house I own.)
Company A was not able to keep me busy enough with the project they had promised (welcome to 2008/2009) and I was extremely bored so I...
I gave my two weeks notice at my firm 1 week ago, I am leaving because the company i am working with couldn't keep me busy and I was very bored at work.
After I gave my notice no one communicated to me at all last week. On Thursday I sent my boss a transition plan that wrapped up all of the...
I have a pretty simple question.
I have a Design Temp of 70degC (158degF). When obtaining the Max allowable stress from table A3 in B31.1 can I interpolate to get S at my design temperature.
ie.
From -20 to 100F S= 16700psi
Up to 200F S= 14300psi
Can I interpolate and use S= 15308psi?
Or...
I appreciate the answers, but just a few clarifications
Greg,
I am not being obstanant over the price of my house. If you must know I bought a year ago, I listed it 10% ($38,000) below what I paid in October of 07, and for $8000 less that the appraised value (appraisal done in September 08)...
I'm looking for some career advice.
I recently left Company A to join Company B, this involved relocating to a new city. Unfortunately with the housing market slide in Alberta, I have been unable to sell my house in my old town and am stuck paying $5000/month between mortgage in the old...
Thanks Maddocks,
Our plant is also located in Alberta.
Currently the plan was to drain the dirty side of the exchanger to the closed amine drain (CAD), which ends up in the sump. If needed we would potentially push it to the CAD with fuel gas. From the sump the amine is already pumped back to...
Maddocks,
Where is your facility located? Would you be willing to share lessons learned regarding the operation of your filter?
I am most interested in several key items
geographical location? Canada, Northern/Southern USA, overseas?
Is the filter located indoors or outdoors?
Is the vessel...
Thanks for both posts. I guess the sense I get from both is that the major benefit of cooling the gas is water removal and the associated reduction in load that is passed on to the refrig system. This is consistant with my thought on the matter, where the difference in opinion has occured is on...
Some debate at our plant regarding cooling of the sweet gas from the contactor.
Original design of the plant was (following sweet gas flow) contactor --> knockout (to recover amine) --> Dehydration (glycol, Refrigeration, and Lean Oil)
We are installing two new contactors, and the operations...
