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3-Phase Separator Design Basics

A Separator is a pressurized vessel used in the exploration and production (E&P) of an oil and/or gas field to split a multi-phase well stream into a gas stream and one or more liquid streams. An...

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link to Dye Penetration Test: Definition, Principles, Procedure, Standards, Advantages, and Disadvantages

Dye Penetration Test: Definition, Principles, Procedure, Standards, Advantages, and Disadvantages

The Dye Penetration Test (DPT) is one of the simplest and oldest Non-Destructive Inspection methods. Also, known as the Liquid penetration test, the Dye penetrant test is widely used to detect...

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link to Pressure Vessel Nozzles: Definition, Types, Allowable Loads and Design

Pressure Vessel Nozzles: Definition, Types, Allowable Loads and Design

A pressure vessel nozzle is an opening in the pressure vessel through which fluid enters or exits the pressure vessel. The Nozzle, in general, projects from the pressure vessel’s surface and ends...

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link to Automatic Recirculation Valve: Working Principle, Applications, Advantages, Pump Protection Scenarios

Automatic Recirculation Valve: Working Principle, Applications, Advantages, Pump Protection Scenarios

An automatic recirculation valve or ARV is a multifunctional valve. ARV ensures that a pre-determined minimum flow is transferred through a centrifugal pump at all times. So an automatic...

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link to Plug Valves: Parts, Working, Types, Symbol, Applications, Advantages, and Disadvantages

Plug Valves: Parts, Working, Types, Symbol, Applications, Advantages, and Disadvantages

A plug valve is a quarter-turn rotary motion manual valve. It uses a cylindrical or tapered plug (plug-shaped disk) to permit or prevent straight-through flow through the body. Plug valves offer a...

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link to Cast Iron vs Cast Steel: How to identify Cast Iron and Steel

Cast Iron vs Cast Steel: How to identify Cast Iron and Steel

Both Cast iron and Cast steel are ferrous products containing iron and carbon as the major components. Cast iron is a ferrous material containing more than 2% carbon. On the other hand, Cast steel...

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