Dear Engineers
I have encountered a scenario study for tube rupture inside the shell and tube heat exchanger.
tube side : LNG 8 barg, -157 C in, and 25 C gaseous out
shell side: water/glycol, 2.5 barg, 55 C in and 35 out.
I assume the possible rupture will be on the back side of the tube...
Hi dear all
Recently I got a interesting question from engineers.
While doing the sizing calculation for pressure safety valves, I assumed if I use standard cubic meter per hour, it should be okay no matter the fluid is air, or other industrial gases, like GNG. Since the molar volume at...