@jbraud
Can you describe?
2" of insulation seems rather low for a pipeline operating at 350°C. How is the groundwater prevented from boiling away?
Is this pipeline in intermittent service, which would consider an electrochemical corrosion?
What type of pipe support is applied to compensate for...
Gentlemen, are you sure that all those piles of formulas are worth the time spent? Is it still engineering, or is it already some sort of science? If it’s the latter, then does piping sizing really require piles of formulas?
There are a lot of apps on the web available for sizing CVs, PSVs...
incorrect, flow disturbances just up/downstream of a CV are excluded from Cv calculcation
this is a popular misconception
measuring dP exact up/downstream of a CV (points where bleeds normally are provided) Cv will be irrelevant to one provided by a CV's manufacturer
CV's dP is not the P1-P2...
What do you actually mean storage? And the distance from what to what? In general it depends on the jurisdiction and equipment type.
Factory Mutual's Property Loss Prevention Data Sheet 7-91 table 2.1.2.6.
AIGA's standard 87/20 para. 6.2.2
EIGA IGC's standard 75/07 app. B or 15/21 para. 6.2...
Refer to NFPA 820 table 6.2.2.a row #13
The Ex-zoning is not mandatory given the condition that the cake handling space is continuously ventilated at 6 air changes per hour.
Otherwise the entire room shall be designed as zone 2.
Organic biomass is always a source of methane as a result of anaerobic biodegradation. Given that the sludge is stored and packed in an oxygen-depleted atmosphere, it does generate some methane contaminated by H2S and CO2.While methane is inert to the human body, H2S has an extremely low acute...
Still lack relevant information.
1/ this is not sewage. It is called sludge. What is the origin of this sludge? Is it municipal wastewater? Surface water? Process? Froth from a flotators? Aeration tank sludge?
2/ municipal sludge produce more CH4 than H2S. Typical ratio is 150:1. Why do you...
No, this is not as a manufacturer testes and certifies the PSVs on an air bench.
They are not able to certify the PSV capacity on multiple fluids.
Massflow has nothing to do with PSV capacity.
1/ Descrbe the sewage. Describe the house.
2/ What about underground sewer system and pump station - is it designed Ex-proof or not? Is the sewer system segregated?
3/ What is the sources of water? Is it process drains or a surface water drainage?
4/ Why H2S? Why not CH4 or HC?
5/ Do you...
On Model Palette find "Piping&Hydraulics", then click on "Piping segment" and add the segment into a flowsheet and specify it. For details use the local examples of pipelines modelling into the "Aspen Hydraulics" examples folder.
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