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Often unseen, a facility’s pipes twist and turn above a dropped ceiling like a maze, winding into a parking garage or warehouse, helping the building’s various systems do their jobs. ACSI Mechanical Group’s experts specialize in installing, maintaining and fabricating piping systems and are well equipped to solve even the trickiest of piping problems. #Piping #BoilerSystem #MechanicalEngineering #PipingSystem

Often unseen, a facility’s pipes twist and turn above a dropped ceiling like a maze, winding into a parking garage or warehouse, helping the building’s various systems do their jobs. ACSI Mechanical Group’s experts specialize in installing, maintaining and fabricating piping systems and are well equipped to solve even the trickiest of piping problems. #Piping #BoilerSystem #MechanicalEngineering #PipingSystem

Codes for Equipment (Design,and Construction, Fitness for Service, and Repair) In this post I will share about Standard Codes that are often used by Process Engineers in Design and Construction as well as Fitness-for-Service and Repairs   The code that I share in this post is related to the Standard Code regarding Boilers, Pressure Vessels, Power and Process Piping, Storage Tanks, Pumps, Valves, Safety Relief Devices, and Pipelines. Hopefully this is useful for all engineers.

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Interested, after a simple search about the meaning of (thermosiphons) I got this: A thermosiphon is a passively driven thermal management device that utilizes the motive forces of natural convection and conduction. The device uses these forces to create a cyclic fluid flow from areas of high heat to low heat and back. Thermosiphons rely on the varying pressures created by density differences across different temperatures. These pressures are large enough to create substantial flow throughout a closed or open loop system.

Just finished the course “Mechanical Systems: Reading HVAC, Plumbing, and Other Drawings and Schematics” by Christopher Randall! Check it out: Christopher Randall explains how to read the drawings and schematics for heating, venting, and air conditioning systems as well as plumbing and piping plans. Learn the difference between process flow diagrams (PFDs) and piping and instrument drawings (P&IDs), how to read and name components of both a simple and a complex P&IDs, and how to read the specific symbols and marks on hydraulic diagrams.

Last week I had the opportunity to present a safety moment to my colleagues here at Worley process department. It was about Double Block and Bleed (DBB) valve systems of isolation. Its a good practice to have safety moments in a regular basis as it shows the importance of safety. Not only it emphasises the significance to have a healthy work environment but also is a valuable tool to deliver or reinforce critical information. #worley #processengineering #safetyawareness #isolation

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Flange spreading tools – (sometimes referred to as flange splitters or flange separators), are a useful addition to the on-site engineer’s arsenal of flange maintenance tools. These industrial tools are available in a range of configurations, and as the name suggests they’re used to assist in the separation of pipe flange joints. Typical projects include pipeline construction, commissioning, routine maintenance or when valves or pumps need to be replaced.

Fire water hydraulic calculations 👇 Fire water hydraulics is one of the main stay of safety engineers. During our days Process engineers used to do this along with Normal line sizing But apart from using regular line sizing template this hydraulics require specialized software's like PIPENET. Due to pressure drop calculations across various branching line with different line sizes. Have attached a good presentation from L&T Valdel about how to perform fire water hydraulics. #oilandgas #engineering #engineers