Slug Catcher: Definition, Types, Selection & Design Steps
What is a Slug Catcher? A slug catcher is a piece of static equipment in the form of a vessel or piping network. It contains sufficient buffer volume to handle
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Slug Flow Analysis Using Dynamic Spectrum Method in Caesar II
The basics of slug flow, Calculation of Slug forces, and static analysis methodology in Caesar II are provided in my last article titled “Static Analysis of Slug Flow”. Click here
What is Slug Flow? Steps for Slug Flow Analysis
The purpose of this article is to explain the slug flow in piping and the static analysis of the piping system having slug flow using Caesar II. One of the
How to Model Slug Flow Loads
Start-Prof can estimate the support loads and stresses caused by slug flow loads using the static method. Additional dynamic loads caused by the slugs hitting the bends and tees must
Design of Sub-Sea Pipelines
Subsea pipelines play a critical role in transporting oil and gas (hydrocarbon) from remote exploration and production sites to processing facilities and ultimately, consumers. They are essential components of the
What are Pipeline Block Valves? Design of Pipeline Block Valve Stations
Pipeline block valves are one of the critical components in a pipeline network that ensures the proper management of liquids and gases that it transports. These valves play a crucial
