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What is Static Equipment? Types and List of Static Equipments

The oil and gas industry is a complex and multifaceted sector that relies heavily on various types of equipment to ensure efficient and safe operations. All the equipment can be categorized into two...

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Hydraulic Calculation in Piping Networks

What is a Piping Network? In general, piping networks consist of a number of piping components (Pipes, Ducts, Pumps, Valves, Filters, Orifice Plates, Fixed Pressure Drops, and Nozzles) all...

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Piping Design Guide of Reactors

Reactor piping is very critical due to the high temperature and pressure of the fluids it carries. Reactors are used in the process units to contain catalysts. It promotes the chemical transformation...

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What is a Sour Service? | NACE Sour Service Criteria

What is a Sour Environment? NACE defines a Sour environment as one that contains enough H2S either in the gaseous or aqueous media. Properties of Hydrogen Sulphide Chemical Formula:...

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Plastic Piping System: Types of Plastic Pipes

As the name implies, plastic pipes are made of plastic materials. Due to its many advantages, plastic pipes are the ideal choice in many piping and plumbing solutions. In fighting corrosion, plastic...

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Damaging effects of Low-Velocity Flow In Piping And Pipelines

Is Low-Velocity Flow Bad? Many of you are aware that high velocities in piping and pipelines lead to many operational and maintenance issues like piping vibration, noise, pipe material erosion,...

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