Types of refineries are petroleum and chemical.
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What are some examples of refineries?
June 18, 2014
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Types of refineries are petroleum and chemical.
Types of power plants include conventional and nuclear. Examples include: thermal (coal, oil, nuclear and geothermal), hydroelectric, solar, wind and wave/tidal.
What are some examples of power plants?
Types of power plants include conventional and nuclear. Examples include: thermal (coal, oil, nuclear and geothermal), hydroelectric, solar, wind and wave/tidal.
Read MoreTypes of consumer facilities are food, pharmaceutical, air and refrigeration.
What are examples of facilities for consumers?
Types of consumer facilities are food, pharmaceutical, air and refrigeration.
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Piping is used in power plants, refineries, transmission, treatment and consumer facilities.
Where is piping used?
Piping is used in power plants, refineries, transmission, treatment and consumer facilities.
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Piping systems transfer media, including solid, liquid and gas.
What types of media do piping systems transfer?
Piping systems transfer media, including solid, liquid and gas.
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Piping systems transfer resources from ports to consumers, upstream to downstream facilities and between process within facilities.
What type of resources do piping systems transfer?
Piping systems transfer resources from ports to consumers, upstream to downstream facilities and between process within facilities.
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Piping systems are essential to transfer resources and transport media.
What is the purpose of piping systems?
Piping systems are essential to transfer resources and transport media.
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Liquid Natural Gas – It is light hydrocarbon gasses that are compressed into a liquid state for cheaper and more efficient transportation.
What does LNG stand for – what is it?
June 9, 2014
Liquid Natural Gas – It is light hydrocarbon gasses that are compressed into a liquid state for cheaper and more efficient transportation.
Read MoreThe clamps are distinguished by their load rating. In some cases, gas service loads could be less than loads in liquid service for the same pipe size. This would allow you to use a light duty clamp.
Are light duty clamps for gas service and heavy duty for liquid service?
May 16, 2014
The clamps are distinguished by their load rating. In some cases, gas service loads could be less than loads in liquid service for the same pipe size. This would allow you to use a light duty clamp.
Read MoreIt is a plate welded to the outer arch of a pipe to restrict the sliding of the insulation assembly against the pipe wall.
What is an Inner Thrust Ring?
It is a plate welded to the outer arch of a pipe to restrict the sliding of the insulation assembly against the pipe wall.
Read MoreThe most common area in a pipe to find deformations is in the middle. This area is the farthest distance away from the supports.
Where is a common area to find a piping deformation?
The most common area in a pipe to find deformations is in the middle. This area is the farthest distance away from the supports.
Read MoreMedia that can pass through a transition piece include air, liquid, gasses, dust,dirt, and chemicals.
What type of media can pass through a transition piece?
August 7, 2013
Media that can pass through a transition piece include air, liquid, gasses, dust,dirt, and chemicals.
Duct work assemblies can include fabricated elbows, tees, straight sections of duct work, fabric or metallic expansion joints and can be rectangular or round.
Ducts are a series of sectioned tubes, which transfer either heated or cooled air from the furnace or air conditioner, throughout the building.
We use CAESAR II software to conduct pipe stress analysis on duct systems.
How do you analyze duct work?
July 13, 2008
We use CAESAR II software to conduct pipe stress analysis on duct systems.
Bellows squirm because they have surpassed the critical design pressure limit. This can occur in small diameter bellows with a large number of convolutions.
Why do bellows squirm under pressure?
August 6, 1990
By using an in-line pressure balanced expansion joint.
For a higher pressure system, how do you absorb pipe axial displacement without pressure thrust going to equipment with use of the expansion joint?
By using an in-line pressure balanced expansion joint.
Axial deflection refers to the movement of the expansion joint in regards to changes in the dimensional length of the bellows parallel to the centerline of the expansion joint.
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What is axial deflection?
August 5, 1990
| Axial deflection refers to the movement of the expansion joint in regards to changes in the dimensional length of the bellows parallel to the centerline of the expansion joint.
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Hinged expansion joints take angular rotation in only one place. Gimbal expansion joints take angular rotation in two planes.
Do hinged and gimbal expansion joints serve the same purpose?
August 2, 1990
Hinged expansion joints take angular rotation in only one place. Gimbal expansion joints take angular rotation in two planes.
We do not put slots on our expansion joints, but we leave a minimum gap between the nuts and the lug depending on the lateral movement.
On a lateral tied expansion joint, is there space allowed in between the nut and the retainer to functionally avoid tilt of the tie-rod when at the operating temperature?
We do not put slots on our expansion joints, but we leave a minimum gap between the nuts and the lug depending on the lateral movement.
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