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Using existing water drainage channels under roads
In this case it is a concrete open channel, not a pipe. We intend to install a gas pipeline.- MAFS
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- Forum: Constructed items general discussion
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Safe distances from oil tank fire
Hi I had a similar problem in a project I finished recently. In the absence of specialized thermal radiation software, I used the method described in Spanish Standard "NTP 326: Radiación térmica en incendios de líquidos y gases", which you can find at http://www.mtas.es/insht/ntp/ntp_326.htm (if...- MAFS
- Post #18
- Forum: NFPA (fire) Code Issues
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Using existing water drainage channels under roads
Hello I have a question relating to the use of existing rainwater channels under highways (I´m not sure about the correct technical term for these channels, as I am a chemical engineer). I need to pass a pipeline through (under) a highway, and was thinking of using the existing water drainage...- MAFS
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- Forum: Constructed items general discussion
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chemical engineering cost estimation
Hi I´m looking for a preliminary estimate price for the following equipment, unsuccessfully so far, can anyone help me? Nauta type mixer (atmospheric/jacketed/10m3) Steel plate belt for resin cooling/flaking Thanks- MAFS
- Post #33
- Forum: Industrial/Mfg engineering general discussion
