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Ground penetrating radar might help to narrow down the leak location. Should be able to see the missing earth from the leak.

You will need to submit a repair alteration to your AI for approval. If you already have a 2" nozzle on the vessel with no re-inforcement you should be in a good spot. If you want to put in larger nozzles you would need to submit design calculations.

I had a similar issue a few years ago and through investigation determined that the Operators were not warming up the glasses properly when placing them in service. Thermal shock and thermal fatigue was the result. Check to see how they are being commisioned / operated.

API Certifications are a must in most areas. Good Luck.

Pikotech has a solution to your problem. http://www.gptindustries.com/product/vcs Good luck

You can calculate the volume.

None that I am aware of, study the mateial as defined in the sylibus and make sure you read each question twice before answering. Damage mechanism data is key, temperatures etc. Best of luck, you should do fine.

That relationship needs to be identified in the project scope and approved by the end user or owner of the facility.

Looks like it could be a vent silencer?

Go to rhorback cossasco website, you will learn what you need there.

What is the process fluid? the cathodic ration shouldn't be an issue as you have a large anode. An insulation kit could be considered if you have concerns.

NDT Technicians should always refer to indications as exactly that "linear indications". These methods cannot establish the reason they exist nor should a technician ever refer to an indication as a crack, lap, etc. as this requires metallographic examination.

Kaowool ceramic fiber is one that will work.

Google Feedstock Contaminants in Ethylene Plants - an Update A paper presented at AlChe in 2004

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I am not aware of any test facilities that test with steam, at least in Alberta. I would be interested in where such a facility exists?

Mist extracting pads would likely be the cheapest way to address carryover

You could consider installing a v-pad thermocouple to the line which would be non-intrusive and less expensive.

This would require internal inspection and Holiday testing.

Insufficient question, what type of furnace, natural draft, balanced draft, forced? You need to be more specific if you need decent responses.