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  1. aida2011

    Depressurize boiler

    Dear all, May I know the fastest and safest way to depressurize a steam boiler? Thanks and regards Hisham Hashim 012-4090054
  2. aida2011

    Allowable Stress

    Dear all, May I know what is the typical stress value used in designing steam boiler? Thanks very much Aida
  3. aida2011

    Safety Valve Fails

    Dear all I have been searching high and low for this procedure: "Action to take when steam boiler overpressures due to fail safety valves". If you gentlemen have such procedure and willing to share it here, it would be much appreciated. Thanks and have a nice day. Best regards Aida Hannah
  4. aida2011

    BS EN12953

    Hi, I just want to update. I heard the design code BS 2790 firetube boiler was replaced with BS EN12953. How about the design code BS 1113 for watertube boiler, any replacement? Thanks Aida
  5. aida2011

    LEL and UEL

    Dear all First of all, I lack knowledge of LEL and UEL. What I know, below LEL, or 100%LEL (5% by volume), methane is too little to burn, so a flame cannot happen. And above UEL% (15% by volume), the mixture is too rich to burn or explode. At what concentration of methane does burner support...
  6. aida2011

    Boiler tube heavy rupture

    Dear all I need your gentlemen's advice on this. In the event of heavy rupture of a tube in a water tube boiler, do you need to continue pumping the water as to maintain the water level in the drum, or do you stop once you noticed the tube rupture? Thanks Aida
  7. aida2011

    Emergency Shutdown

    Dear all I was assigned by my superior to do an emergency shutdown procedure in the event of water not visible in the level gauge glass of a boiler. Water not visible could be the glass is full or empty, so, if anybody has the experience doing such an emergency procedure, could you please...
  8. aida2011

    Hydro test Pressure Increment per Minute

    Dear all I need your advice because I have so many versions of answers. What is the rate of increment in pressure per minute for the hydrostatic test? People are saying that the increment must be gradual to prevent shock, some say 5 bar per minute, others said 10 bar per minute (wow pretty...
  9. aida2011

    Double gland cock

    Dear all, I need your help. I have googled for hours but cannot find this type of valve: "double gland" type. Probably it is known by different name, but if anyone knows how does this valve look like, please help. Thanks very much Aida
  10. aida2011

    Curved Tube

    Dear all, I need your help. There are several curved tubes which are located in the water drum (mud drum) of a boiler. I don’t have the drawing, I only have the picture. If someone over here have worked with this type of boiler, could you please tell me the functions of those curved tubes? The...
  11. aida2011

    Cold Rolling

    Dear all I would like to know, what is the maximum thickness of a carbon steel plate, for instance ASTM A516, can be cold rolled? Is there any code we can refer to? What is the limit of thickness a plate can be hot rolled? Thanks very much Ms Aida
  12. aida2011

    Furnace forced cooling

    Dear all, I have a confusion over this one issue - type of furnace cooling during emergency shutdown under low water condition. When the water level is not visible in the gage glass, emergency shutdown of the boiler must be carried out, such as cutting off the burner, shut off feed pump, and...
  13. aida2011

    Bull-Nose Tubes

    Dear all, May I know what is the function of the bull-nose tubes in the high-pressure boilers? Thanks Aida
  14. aida2011

    Fusible Plug

    Dear all, May I know: 1) For internally-fired fire tube boilers such as the Scotch Marine or package type, where is the location of the fusible plug? 2) For water tube boilers, where is the location of the fusible plug? Thanks for your help. Aida
  15. aida2011

    Seamless and welded tubes

    Hi all, I was told by a friend that: 1) Only seamless tube is allowed for superheaters, regardless of temperature. According to him, all types of welded tubes are not allowed for superheaters. I know carbon steel ERW SA178 is used for medium and low-pressure boiler, but I also noticed some...
  16. aida2011

    Hi all, May I know what is the m

    Hi all, May I know what is the maximum thickness that a plate can be cold rolled? Thanks Aida Hannah
  17. aida2011

    Allowable Stress for Boiler Design

    Dear all, I have a question on allowable stress. I can understand how the allowable stresses are obtained from Ultimate tensile strength (UTS/3.5) and yield strength (YS/1.5). However, I do not understand how allowable stress is obtained by using creep value. Please help. Thanks very much...
  18. aida2011

    Dual Springs Safety Valve

    Hi everyone Recently I saw a safety valve which has dual springs. There is an inner spring and outer spring. I have asked around about the purpose of such construction, unfortunately, I have not received a convincing answer. Therefore, could someone who has an experience with this kind of...
  19. aida2011

    Tensile test vs Compression test.

    Hi all Can someone help me, why Tension Test is more important compared to Compression Test? Thanks Ms Aida
  20. aida2011

    Minimum thickness

    Hi all, Boiler tube cannot go very thin as it may affect the strength and weldability. May I know, under ASME Code Sec I, what is the minimum allowable thickness of boiler tube? Thanks Ms Aida

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