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Max. allowable size of solid particles in oil pipelines
Dear 786392, thanks for your reply! No, this is a kind of service for crude oil pumping... however, max. expected size of solids is 8 mm. Do you know any solids requirements for crude oil services?- 4bee
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- Forum: Valve engineering
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Max. allowable size of solid particles in oil pipelines
zdas04, thank you! Can you please try to recall and let me know what (approximately) the range of sizes of solids was? Do you think the maximum size of solids is approximately equal for various projects? Or does it vary much? Is it correct that at the beginning stage of a pipeline system...- 4bee
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- Forum: Valve engineering
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different Cv definition
sini4s, gerhardl, Acc. to IEC 60534-2-4: Flow coefficient: A basic coefficient used to state the flow capacity of a control valve under specified conditions. Rated flow coefficient: the value of the flow coefficient at the rated travel. Rated travel: the displacement of the closure member from...- 4bee
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- Forum: Valve engineering
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Max. allowable size of solid particles in oil pipelines
The question is whether there is a standard or a code governing max. allowable size of solid particles in crude oil pipelines? A company applies on its crude oil pipeline strainers with mesh size of 8 mm (i.e. there could be solid contaminants of size up to 8 mm). It certainly causes...- 4bee
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- Forum: Valve engineering
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Low loss water check valve
magnusrm, See info on Mokveld ultra low-dP axial non-slam check valves: http://www.mokveld.com/en/7/products-of-mokveld-/products/4/axial-check-valve Mokveld Valves BV is a company that developed their own unique axial non-slam check valve design exhibiting almost NO pressure drop. Extensive...- 4bee
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- Forum: Valve engineering
