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  1. niallmacdubhghaill

    Water hammer

    Hi, Im looking into water hammer at the moment. I am trying to figure out whether or not my lines are at risk from water hammer stresses. I have found a design guide which tells me that if t>3L/Vsound then water hammer is not a problem. t = valve closing time L = length of column of fluid...
  2. niallmacdubhghaill

    Gas densities and Gas constants

    Hi, I was recently doing some work where I wound up looking at gas densities at different pressures. It got me thinking about values for the universal gas constant, R. At this stage I have seen many different values and units, from 287.05 J/kgK (for air) to 0.08205746 L.atm/K.mol. My question...
  3. niallmacdubhghaill

    Pressure Reducing Stations

    Hi all, I recently posted a question about nitrogen purging calculations in this forum. Im glad to say that I have resolved my earlier question, but I now have something of a follow up!! On our plant, we are planning on generating nitrogen at 6-8BarG, distributing it at 3BarG and supplying it...
  4. niallmacdubhghaill

    Expression for Boiling Point Prediction

    Hi all, I have a question regarding the prediction of a boiling point of an oil at varying pressures. I have a natural/essential oil whose thermodynamic properties I know at 1atm. The properties I have are density, viscosity, specific heat capacity, latent heat of vapourisation and its vapour...
  5. niallmacdubhghaill

    Tank Purging Calculations

    Hi, Im working on trying to figure out how much N2 is required to inert a vessel such that the final O2 conc. within the vessel is <= 2%. I have done some sums which indicate that ideally 3.5 tank volumes would be required to do this. The other engineers in my office generally agree that this...
  6. niallmacdubhghaill

    Cytomics

    Hi, I am a recently graduated chemical engineer. Im thinking about returning to university to study for a PhD. One of the projects that I have been offered is in cytomics. Can anyone tell me some more about this area, and its potential scope of use. I would like to know if I am getting into a...

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