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  1. iceland1

    NPSHR testing

    Hi, Can anyone advise if there is a general requirement to individually test the NPSHr for each pump of a batch of pumps when undertaking the head / capacity testing? Is it acceptable to base the NPSH values on calculated values and evidence from previous similar pumps that were tested? any...
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    Overlapping butt weld and fillet weld

    Hi, I have a carbon steel pipe spool with a circumfrential butt weld. Very close to the butt weld there is another circular double pad welded to the pipe using a fillet weld. The butt weld and fillet weld overlap around the circumfrence of the pipe, the Butt weld was competed probably a few...
  3. iceland1

    ST 52 / 34CrNiMo6 thruster shaft

    Hi does anyone have experince of using ST 52 or 34CrNiMo6 for a marine thruster shaft? which is best?
  4. iceland1

    ST 52 / 34CrNiMo6 thruster shaft

    HI, does anyone have experience of using ST 52 or 34CrNiMo6 for marine thruster shafts? which is best?
  5. iceland1

    Fresh water consumption

    Hi, Does anyone have norms for fresh water consumption (per person, per day) for marine/shipboard applications. In patricular for an FPSO but any vessel type would appreciated.
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    Pump suction streamline

    Hi, I need to run a 2000cubic meter/hour capacity pump thats located on a barge moored at a quayside. The suction inlet is 30" and is located on the bottom of the barge which is at 7m draught,i.e 7m below the suface of the sea. There is limited clearance between the suction and the...
  7. iceland1

    Pump suction streamline

    Hi, I need to run a 2000cubic meter/hour capacity pump thats located on a barge moored at a quayside. The suction inlet is 30" and is located on the bottom of the barge which is at 7m draught. There is limited bottom clearance and there is sediment on the bottom that i want to avoid...

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