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link to What is a Slug Catcher? Its Types, Working, Selection, & Design Steps

What is a Slug Catcher? Its Types, Working, Selection, & Design Steps

Pipelines handling multiphase flows of gas and liquid, slug flow can pose significant operational challenges. To mitigate these challenges, slug catchers serve as critical components in pipeline...

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Emergency Shutdown System or ESD System

An emergency shutdown system or ESD system is a highly reliable control system for providing a safety layer during emergency situations. It helps to prevent situations from having catastrophic...

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link to Pressure Transient Analysis for Liquid HC Pipelines | Water Hammer Calculation-Joukowsky Formula

Pressure Transient Analysis for Liquid HC Pipelines | Water Hammer Calculation-Joukowsky Formula

What is Surge in Liquid HC P/L? Its commonly called “Water Hammer”, and is defined as a sudden increase in pressure due to an instantaneous conversion of momentum to pressure when flowing...

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link to Flare System: Definition, Types, Components, and Design

Flare System: Definition, Types, Components, and Design

What is a Flare System? As per CAPP - Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers, a flare system is defined as the controlled burning of natural gas that cannot be processed for sale or use...

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link to What is the Reynolds Number? The Equation for Reynolds Number and Its Significance

What is the Reynolds Number? The Equation for Reynolds Number and Its Significance

In the field of fluid mechanics, understanding the behavior of fluids in motion is of utmost importance. One crucial parameter that helps characterize the flow regime is the Reynolds number. Named...

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link to Design of Centrifugal Compressor Piping and Appurtenances excluding Anti-Surge Systems

Design of Centrifugal Compressor Piping and Appurtenances excluding Anti-Surge Systems

Centrifugal compressors are widely used in process plants to compress gases. Centrifugal Compressors, being rotary equipment, are highly sensitive and prone to vibration. So, the connected piping...

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