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Posts by Anup Kumar Dey

link to What is Hydrogen Induced Cracking (HIC)? | Hydrogen Induced Cracking Mechanism

What is Hydrogen Induced Cracking (HIC)? | Hydrogen Induced Cracking Mechanism

Hydrogen Induced Cracking (HIC) is a form of wet H2S cracking that is usually generated by high hydrogen concentration in metals. The mechanism involves atomic hydrogen which diffuses into a metal...

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What is a Thermal Relief Valve (TRV)? TRV vs PRV

Thermal relief valves are also known as thermal safety valves, temperature relief valves, or thermal expansion relief valves. It is a safety device employed in liquid piping and pipeline systems to...

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What is an Air Relief Valve, Air Release Valve, or Air Valve?

Air Relief Valves are popularly known as Air Release Valves or Air Valves. Air Relief Valves work as a safety device by releasing the air pockets that may be generated at each high point of a fully...

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What is Pipe Spacing? Pipe and Pipeline Spacing Chart

Pipe spacing refers to the specific distance maintained between adjacent pipes in a piping system. Proper spacing ensures that pipes do not interfere with each other during thermal expansion,...

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Hydrogen Piping and Pipeline Systems | ASME B31.3 vs ASME B31.12

For more than 50 years, Hydrogen piping and pipeline systems have been in use. There are several hundred miles of hydrogen pipelines that are laid to transport hydrogen to serve as fuel. Even though...

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Types of Pipes: Classification of Pipes

Pipes are defined as circular tubular products used for conveying fluids (liquids, gases, and fluidized solids). Pipes are designed for a particular design pressure corresponding to the design...

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I am a Mechanical Engineer turned into a Piping Engineer. Currently, I work in a reputed MNC as a Senior Piping Stress Engineer. I am very much passionate about blogging and always tried to do unique things. This website is my first venture into the world of blogging with the aim of connecting with other piping engineers around the world.

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