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link to Drip Legs: Definition, Purpose, Configuration, Selection, Installation, and Sizing

Drip Legs: Definition, Purpose, Configuration, Selection, Installation, and Sizing

What is a Drip Leg in Steam Piping? Drip Legs are vertical piping pockets installed in steam piping to collect condensate. Installing drip legs in the proper location serves the purpose of a...

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link to H-beam vs I-beam: Major Differences | H-beam and I-beam Size Chart

H-beam vs I-beam: Major Differences | H-beam and I-beam Size Chart

When it comes to structural engineering and construction, the choice of beam design plays a crucial role in ensuring the integrity and safety of a structure. Among the most common types of beams used...

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link to What is a Needle Valve? Types, Symbols, Working

What is a Needle Valve? Types, Symbols, Working

In a piping system, There are a lot of ways to isolate the flow. Many types of valves and blinding systems are available for this. But the use and purpose of the Needle valves are very different....

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link to Types of Construction Equipment for Oil & Gas Projects

Types of Construction Equipment for Oil & Gas Projects

Construction Equipment plays an important role in the construction process. Proper selection of equipment is necessary for the Economy, Quality, Safety, Speed, and Timely completion of the Project. A...

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link to What is Brinell Hardness Test? Procedure, Formula, Standards

What is Brinell Hardness Test? Procedure, Formula, Standards

The hardness of a material is its ability to resist localized permanent deformation, penetration, scratching, or indentation. So, it is an important parameter in engineering. Hardness testing...

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Introduction to Finite Element Analysis or FEA

In recent times, FEA or Finite Element analysis is the most widely used method for solving engineering and mathematical models. Using Finite Element Analysis or FEA, a physical phenomenon is...

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