Questionnaire
Questionnaire
Questionnaire
Q How will you calculate the latent heat of vaporization for the fire case relief valve?
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Q Which correlation will be used for hydraulics for PDO
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Q For cane pump why Process CFDH approval is required?
A Because of seal leakage?
Q If we have composition and we want to do hydraulics with water then how we will
do it?
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Q Explain the safeguarding of the test separator?
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Q Where we should provide the equalizing of pressure around the valve
A As per DEP 31.38.01.11
Quick opening of a large valve holding high pressure may cause a significant shock wave
travelling through the pipe at sonic speed. This can cause damage to vessel internals,
flanged connections, bellows etc. Since controlled opening (cracking a valve open) is
easier with a small valve than with a big valve, large valves should be provide with a small
by-pass in order to allow controlled equalization of the high differential pressure. As a guide
line, a DN 50 (NPS 2) by pass should be provided when the run pipe is larger than DN 150
(NPS 6) and the pressure difference is larger 15 Bar (218 psi). A bypass is not necessary in
cases where a control valve is installed downstream, and the control valve can be opened
gradually after opening the upstream block valve. The decision to install an equalizing
bypass is a part of the process design.
For equalization of pressure in steam pipes-