Piping and Pipeline Engineers often talk about pipe stress analysis or pipeline stress analysis which is a dedicated activity performed by stress engineers using some kind of software like Caesar II,...
Category: Piping Design Basics
Differences Between Piping Wall Thickness and Pipeline Wall Thickness
While "piping" and "pipeline" may sound similar, they refer to different applications and contexts within the broader field of fluid transportation. This distinction affects how wall thickness is...
The application of composite structures starts in 1500 B.C., and their notable developments date back to 1940[1] here GFRPs were used to replace the traditional wood or metal structures in the marine...
What is a Flange Protector? Pipe Flange Protectors protect flange face, studs, and gaskets on the raised face, full face, and ring joint flanges from atmospheric corrosion encountered in chemical...
What is a Link Seal? Its Advantages, Applications, Sizing, Working, and Installation
Link-Seals are mechanical seals for creating air, water, or a gas-tight seal between a pipe and a core hole. They are available in a belt form with a series of interconnecting rubber links, pressure...
What is a Cryogenic Valve in Piping? Its Features and Applications
What is a Cryogenic Valve? Piping and Pipeline systems handling liquid hydrogen, oxygen, helium, nitrogen, liquefied natural gas, or similar very cold fluids require to use of cryogenic valves....