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Search Results for: cold pull

Cold Pull: How cold pull is applied at site and its drawback

Written by Anup Kumar Dey
Cold Pull: How cold pull is applied at site and its drawback

This article is a continuation of my earlier article on Cold Springing which describes a few basic points regarding Cold Pull or Cold Springing. Click here to refer to that article.

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Cold Springing (Cold Pull) In Piping Systems

Written by Anup Kumar Dey
Cold Springing (Cold Pull) In Piping Systems

Definition of Cold Spring Cold Spring is the process of intentional deformation (usually accomplished by cutting short or long the pipe runs between two anchors) of piping during assembly to

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Does Friction Forces Exist in Cold State of Piping or Not?

Written by Alex Matveev
Does Friction Forces Exist in Cold State of Piping or Not?

Some users of START-PROF Piping Stress Analysis software ask the same question: Why loads and displacements are not zero in a cold state? I will try to explain this phenomenon

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High Temperature and High-Pressure Piping

Written by Anup Kumar Dey
High Temperature and High-Pressure Piping

What is Pressure Piping? Pressure piping is any piping that carries fluid under internal or external pressure. ASME B31 serves as the design code for pressure piping. All process piping,

Posted in Piping Design Basics, Piping Stress Analysis, Piping Stress BasicsTagged B 31.3, high pressure piping, high temperature piping, Process Piping4 Comments on High Temperature and High-Pressure Piping

Top 180+ Piping (Stress) Interview Questions with Answers

Written by Anup Kumar Dey
Top 180+ Piping (Stress) Interview Questions with Answers

The following list will provide a few interview questions asked in the different interviews for a Piping Engineering (Stress) position. Answers to most of the questions are added here for

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Electrical Submersible Pumps: Working Principle, Components, Installation, Maintenance, Applications

Written by Anup Kumar Dey
Electrical Submersible Pumps: Working Principle, Components, Installation, Maintenance, Applications

An electric submersible pump (ESP) is an artificial lift pump that uses a motor to power a centrifugal pump through a series of stages to draw fluids and other materials

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