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  1. juanq

    API 650 Appendix E, SP factor

    Hi JStephen, This is for a tank to be constructed in Venezuela
  2. juanq

    API 650 Appendix E, SP factor

    Can somebody tell me how can I determine the SP parameter (Design Level peak ground acceleration parameter for sites not addressed by ASCE methods)? Thanks
  3. juanq

    API 650 Tanks

    Our upstream folks are building 3 storage tanks API 650 about 58K bbls, A36 steel. Each one has a 48" x 48" clean our door. This entire shell sheet with opening assembly comes to the jobsite already with PWHT. The design drawings show a full size fillet weld between the repad and...
  4. juanq

    Air Operated Pump

    Somebody can help me to find technical information about "Air operated Pump" Thanks a lot for any answer
  5. juanq

    304 vs. 316 in CO2 and H2S applications

    I'm considering the use of stainless steel (304/316) in equipment for gas treatment (vessels, heat exchangers and air coolers) due to the presence of CO2 and H2S. The equipment will be designed in the following pressure/temperature range: a. 1340 psig/250 F b. 550 psig/250 F c. 120 psig/250 F...
  6. juanq

    Air cooler header sizing

    Thanks VDK44, For my case, the equipment dimensions are: Bundle dim.: 36' length x 20' width Number of tube row:6 Number of tubes/row: 100 Tube outside diameter: 1" Pitch:2.5"
  7. juanq

    Pressure Vessel Design

    Hi Danny!!!! The Pressure Vessel handbook by Eugene F. Megyesy can be useful for you. This books shows the most of design procedures of pressure vessels.
  8. juanq

    Air cooler header sizing

    In this moment I looking for some method to determinate the dimensions of the headers (high and width in croos section) of any Air Cooler Heat Exchangers. I don't have software to do it. But I'd like to know some formula or practical method to calculate these dimensions

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