Pipeline & Gas Journal highlights how QuesTek’s ICMD® digital materials design and engineering platform can be used to create more resilient alloys, reducing or eliminating the need for coatings in oil and natural gas pipelines. https://lnkd.in/gWXFGPi2
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When I got the chance to be interviewed by Pipeline & Gas Journal about corrosion control and coatings in oil and natural gas pipelines, I didn't think I would have much to say as I am not an expert in coatings. What I do know is that with better alloys designed specifically for the oil and gas industry, we can reduce reliance on coatings. Turns out that was a useful perspective for the article. Grateful to have been included.
Pipeline & Gas Journal highlights how QuesTek’s ICMD® digital materials design and engineering platform can be used to create more resilient alloys, reducing or eliminating the need for coatings in oil and natural gas pipelines. https://lnkd.in/gWXFGPi2
Pipeline & Gas Journal highlights ICMD for corrosion control
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Pipeline & Gas Journal describes ICMD® as “a user-friendly, web-based environment for engineers to use resolving materials challenges.” That is exactly what we’re going for, and the application described in this article — using alloy design to prevent corrosion and eliminate the need for coatings — is a perfect example of what our ICMD® SaaS platform can do.
Pipeline & Gas Journal highlights how QuesTek’s ICMD® digital materials design and engineering platform can be used to create more resilient alloys, reducing or eliminating the need for coatings in oil and natural gas pipelines. https://lnkd.in/gWXFGPi2
Pipeline & Gas Journal highlights ICMD for corrosion control
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Industries such as Oil & Gas rely on fracture toughness measurements to determine a material’s suitability for use in their planned applications. In this Q&A, Dr. Erik Schwarzkopf outlines fracture toughness test types and offers insight on when to use the various tests. https://lnkd.in/eZj6uq38 #fracturetoughnesstesting #materialsscience #fatigueandfracture
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Here is my first endeavor in designing a continuous gas lift system for a conventional oil well. Method: Graphical method using Gilbert chart. #OilAndGas #conventional #Petroleum #Engineering
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👁Case study: SPETORING® RTJ SRX special gaskets - an effective solution for 'BALTIC PIPE' underwater joints At the beginning of July 2022, #SPETECH was given the task of sealing sixteen flange-screw connections with #RTJ "SRX 105" rings as part of the construction of the ‘Baltic Pipe’ gas pipeline. The final stage of the pipeline's construction took place during the deep energy crisis caused by Russia. The commissioning of the ‘Baltic Pipe’ project acquired additional importance in view of the need to ensure gas supplies for the winter of 2022/23 for Eastern Europe customers. How we managed this case❓ Read the article below that describes concerns an order for "SRX 105" rings in Alloy 625 material👇 https://lnkd.in/dFAAKJ8W #specialsealinggaskets
Case study: SPETORING® RTJ SRX special gaskets - an effective solution for 'BALTIC PIPE' underwater joints
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We highly recommend this article by Chris Alexander, ADV Integrity’s General Manager and Founder. It provides great insight into composite technologies and how they can repair pipeline corrosion defects. #Composites #midstream #oilgas #pipelines
"When I started my career as a young engineer in the early 1990s the concept of using composite materials to reinforce pipelines was new and often viewed unfavourably by senior engineers. In the pipeline industry we often tend to be hesitant in adopting new and innovative technologies, especially when it comes to the long-term integrity of our pipeline systems." Dr Chris Alexander, PE, General Manager and Founder of ADV Integrity, gives us an in-depth look at how composite materials can repair corrosion defects, including the basic design, cyclic pressure loading and long-term strength performance. Follow the link to read the full story ➡ https://lnkd.in/dRFuakKA Subscribe to World Pipelines (for free) ➡ https://lnkd.in/dpiPtc9 #WorldPipelines #pipelines #midstream #oilandgas
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Flashing hydrocarbon and I. Here at KSTC, we work on a wide range of turbomachinery components designed for fluids ranging from gases to liquids, including flashing hydrocarbons like propylene which is a flammable fluid with a very high vapour pressure at ambient temperature. We do a lot of pump design, consulting work and problem solving. Many engineers in the gas compressor industries assume pump design simple vanilla, without the added complexities of shock and Mach effects, but pump design can be very problematic. Maybe the most crucial factor in pump design, relative to other turbomachinery, is the risk of cavitation where the NPSHa is low specially in case of flashing hydrocarbon. Usually, in hydrocarbon services, the suction pressure of the pump is equal to the saturation pressure of the fluid, and the only factor that provides NPSHa is the height of the liquid column in the suction reservoir. The design changes required to minimize cavitation risk range from the correct sizing of the pump inlet to the design of the impeller blades itself at the impeller eye, sometimes referred to the inducer section. Indeed, some pumps require a separate inducer for the sole purpose of minimizing cavitation risk while slowing increasing the pressure in the pump so that local static pressure rises sufficiently above the fluid vapor pressure, allowing downstream components, to be less prone to cavitation. Another key parameter in hydrocarbon pump design is the high axial thrusts associated with the pressure distribution around the impeller. Handling the high axial thrust loads can be problematic due to restrictions on size and capacity of thrust bearings. It is required to decrease axial thrust load, leading to a whole series of techniques the designer can utilize to decrease the load. These changes usually come at the expense of pump performance, so the designer must carefully balance performance needs with mechanical and reliability requirements when axial thrust load is a problem. Features that have arisen due to the need to control thrust include holes through the impeller itself connecting the pump inlet to the impeller back-face to allow for better pressure distribution and hence thrust balance. Sometimes the attempt to control the thrust load may lead to a decrease in seal stuffing box pressure, and this issue is extremely critical for flashing hydrocarbons. Because it is possible that the reduction of pressure and the increase in fluid temperature caused by seal face loses may lead to the flashing of hydrocarbons and make it difficult to seal. In such cases the designer must use non-contact dry gas seal instead of mechanical seal. It may seem strange to use dry gas seals for the pump, but in some cases, it may be the only and best solution.
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🛑Engineering economy provides a systematic framework for evaluating the economic aspects of competing design solutions. ⭐Competing design solutions from practice: • Oil & Gas – Upstream: Conventional VS directional drilling. • Oil & Gas – Downstream: Packed VS plate distillation columns. • Fertilizer Industry: Tube reactor VS neutralization tanks production process. • Chlore-alkali Industry: Ion membrane VS diaphragm cells. • Metals production: Electric VS gas furnaces. • Electrical Engineering: medium Circuit protection reliability VS high reliability systems. • Solar thermal: daytime (10 hr.) VS thermal storage (24 hr.) steam generation system. • Civil engineering: Larger drainage channels and dams VS smaller structures. ⭐Engineering economic tools: • Incremental investment analysis. • Equivalent uniform annual cost. • Probabilistic risk analysis. #EngineeringEconomy #EconomicAnalysis #DesignSolutions #InvestmentAnalysis #AnnualCost #RiskAnalysis #OilAndGas #DrillingMethods #DistillationColumns #FertilizerIndustry #ReactorVSNeutralization #ChloreAlkali #MetalsProduction #ElectricVSGas #ElectricalEngineering #ReliabilitySystems #CivilEngineering #DrainageSolutions #EngineeringInnovation
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