Rupture disks why and when to use them?
Rupture disks or Bursting disks! this article will draw some general overview on these devices and touch on their types as well as sizing methods. Continue Reading
Rupture disks or Bursting disks! this article will draw some general overview on these devices and touch on their types as well as sizing methods. Continue Reading
Pipe friction head loss calculation Pipe friction head loss calculation is important for sizing pumps, several equations have been developed to calculate pipe friction head loss, this article will explore the popular methods available.Continue Reading
Fanning friction factor vs Darcy friction factor What is the Difference between Fanning friction factor and Darcy friction factor? This short article discuss the difference between Fanning friction factor vs Darcy friction factor Fanning friction factor The Fanning friction factor is defined as follows: ff = fd /4 Where; ffContinue Reading
Hazen-Williams equation is a popular approach for the calculation of head loss of liquid in piping systems. In this method, Hazen-Williams coefficient is introduced to the equation, the coefficient eliminates the need for using Reynolds number. The Hazen-Williams coefficient is mainly used to account for the pipe roughness or efficiency.Continue Reading
Common causes of overpressure below is a list of Common causes of overpressure in process operation. Utility failures, including: General power failure Partial power failure Loss of instrument air Loss of cooling water Loss of steam Loss of fuel gas or fuel oil. Loss of cooling duty, caused by: Loss ofContinue Reading
Industrial compressors guidelines. This short article discusses some general guidelines for industrial compressors. The purpose of this article is to provide a quick summary of findings for general understanding.Continue Reading
What is Heat Transfer? Heat is transferred from one object to another in three possible ways, Conduction, Convection and Radiation.Continue Reading
How to Calculate the Log Mean Temperature Difference (LMTD) This short article aims to show you how to calculate the LMTD for Counter current flow and Co-current flow also called (Parallel flow). The calculation has been referenced by many text books. You can also download the free calculator attached withContinue Reading
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