What is Flow-Induced Vibration or FIV? Flow-Induced Vibration or FIV is a large amplitude, low frequency (generally <100 Hz) vibration that can occur in piping systems carrying high-velocity turbulent fluids.
Vibration monitoring can be defined as the monitoring of the rotary equipment (pumps, compressors, turbines, fans, etc.) using a set of tools to find out equipment health continuously or at
Iris M from RDI technologies is the first device of its kind that allows users to see – in real-time – the motion that is unseen to the human eye.
Piping Vibration can be defined as a continuous to-and-fro motion from an equilibrium position. Piping vibration problems cause serious integrity risks to operating plants; both onshore and offshore production facilities.
Instrumentation engineering plays a crucial role in the oil and gas industry, ensuring the safe, efficient, and reliable operation of facilities across exploration, production, refining, and distribution. Instrumentation engineers are
Whatispiping Team, in association with Everyeng, is conducting an online pre-recorded Comprehensive Piping Stress Analysis Certificate course to help mechanical and piping engineers. Along with the regular content that the
