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  1. GOBLINTECHNIC

    What happening when low pressure and high flow rete?

    For the piping with equal size along the single piping system. 1. Is the flow rate is equal along the piping system ? (A1V1 = A2V2) 2. If the answer from first question is ture. Flow rate at the end of piping system is equal to the flow rate at the first point of piping system but have...
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    hdpe b31.3 hydro test

    I think you can use chapter VII nonmetallic piping A345.4 hydrostatic leak test (b) thermoplastic piping
  3. GOBLINTECHNIC

    Stress checking requirement after revised pipe rooting at field.

    For this flow of work 1. Pipe rooting was designed by piping design group 2. doing stress analysis by piping stress group 3. Revise drawing as per comment from piping stress group . . . etc. Final step. Issue the drawing with...
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    How to find the thickness of pipe after bending

    Dear sir, I want to know how to find the thickness of pipe after bending Thank & Regards
  5. GOBLINTECHNIC

    THE GUIDE SPACING FOR STRIGHT PIPELINE

    I WANT TO KNOW HOW TO CALCULATE AND THE OBJECTIVE OF THE PIPE MAXIMUM GUIDE SPACING IN A STRIGHT PIPELINE. IS THE OBJECTIVE TO PLACE GUIDE IS FOR PROTECT PIPELINE FROM WIND LOADING ONLY ? SOMEBODY TELL ME THE OTHER REASON IS FOR DIRECT THE EXPANSION INTO THE BEND OF EXPANSION LOOP. BUT I THINK...
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    forces and moment acting at anchor and guide point (EXPANSION LOOP)

    When we find the size of expansion loop. we can use 2 method. First is Kellogg method and the secound is use the monograph. The kellogg method can find the size of expansion loop, forces and moment at anchor and guide point. But the monograph is use to find the size of loop only. The question...
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    Effect of internal pressure

    Thank-you very much for your kindness Mr.John
  8. GOBLINTECHNIC

    Effect of internal pressure

    When we calculate the longitude stress, radial stress ,hoop stress due to internal pressure (use ASME B31.3). They are sustain load. But if the pressure is not constant and rise up and down for a period such as P1= 700 psi P2= 1000 Psi ASME B31.3 tell (a) Operation...
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    QUESTION ABOUT PIPING STRESS ANALYSIS

    Thanks for your information and your kindness Mr.John My company is a small and new company have only pipng design group. We not have the experience about piping stress and piping material knowledge&activity. I think this webboard is helpful for me.
  10. GOBLINTECHNIC

    Tapping 3/4 into 1" pipe

    I'm not sure but I think if you want to know the actually value of pressure you can do the hydrostatic test.
  11. GOBLINTECHNIC

    Question about type of load in pipe stress analysis.

    1.Is the stress due to sustain load and occasional load is provided from primary stress only ? 2.Is the secondary stress provided from the - Thermal expansion & contraction effect - Effect of support,anchor and thermal movement - Internal and External pressure or secondary stress provided...
  12. GOBLINTECHNIC

    QUESTION ABOUT PIPING STRESS ANALYSIS

    When we make a piping stress analysis. 1.How we separate the sustain load and occastional load from the code and standard ? 2.ASME B31.1, Paragraph 102.2.4 tell me The maximum internal pressure and temperature allowed shall include considerations for occasional loads and transients of pressure...
  13. GOBLINTECHNIC

    When did the expansion loop is required

    I have seen the design method of expansion loop from the book but the book can't tell me when the expansion loop is required Last time I think i can find the answer from ASME code B31.3 but I can't find it If you know the paragraph in ASME B31.3 or You know the answer is in the other standard...
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    Question about the piping at pumb suction line

    SORRY SORRY !!! PUMB = PUMP 555555555555555555. thank you for your suggestion.
  15. GOBLINTECHNIC

    Question about the piping at pumb suction line

    I have seen some project use the different piping arrangement 1. My question is about the position of the reducer that what is the different point of (A)and(B) Please see the detail below Upsteam >> Downsteam A. Reducer >> Valve >> Strainer >>Pumb Suction Nozzle B. Valve >>...
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