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Chris Haslego
New Blog Entry - Minimum Safe Flow for a Centrifugal Pump - http://www.cheresources.com/invision/blog/4/entry-234-minimum-safe-flow-for-centrifugal-pump/
Apr 26 2012 03:17 PM
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ChristaS
Check out the newest issue of ChExpress by visiting http://www.cheresources.com/invision/blog/17/entry-232-chexpress-april-17-2012/
Apr 17 2012 07:02 AM
Chris Haslego
New Blog Entry - Notes on Corrosion in Upstream Oil and Gas - http://www.cheresources.com/invision/blog/4/entry-231-some-notes-on-corrosion-in-upstream-oil-and-gas/
Apr 16 2012 07:09 PM
tushar prajapati
how to find total cost(manufacturing cost+material cost) of condenser
Apr 09 2012 08:52 AM
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jrtailor09
Dear falcon,
Please go through API 2000 for the blanketing requiremnt for the tank & vessel.
Regards,
Apr 09 2012 03:49 AM
ChristaS
The newest issue of ChExpress is now available at http://www.cheresources.com/invision/blog/17/entry-220-chexpress-april-3-2012/
Apr 03 2012 01:53 PM
chembaskar
Friends, We have sealless centrifugal pump for benzene. Is there any standard for selecting sealless centrifugal pump. Especially for benzene as it is flammable and also has health hazards. (carcinogenic). Can anyone help me?
Apr 03 2012 02:27 AM
Chemengineer112
please tell me,how to design waste heat boiler system on the basis of hot flue gas comming outat 650 deg. C from iron ore reduction plant
Mar 31 2012 02:42 AM
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Flame
I will try to give you an overall idea to proceed, for your academic interest. However, for industrial use, i recommend you to approach vendors who are the experts in WHB design. First of all establish the enthalpy vs. temperature relationship of flue gas. This is done by using the enthalpy temp. data of individual components of flue gas. Thereafter decide upon the temp. of flue gas which shall be exiting the WHB, (egs. flue gas acid dew point+ 40°C). Perform a heat balance and calculate...
Apr 01 2012 01:07 AM
williepaderes
..hey guys! could anyone help me with regards to welding jobs? is 1" dia. pipe will cover 3/4" - 1/2" dia. pipe?
Mar 30 2012 01:51 PM
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Shudipto Chatterjee
Naturally 3/4th of an inch is lower than 1 inch and so is 1/2 inch .thus 1 inch dia pipe will cover the ones you have asked .I presume you are reducing the pipe dia.
Mar 31 2012 08:14 AM
williepaderes
..hey guys! could anyone help me with regards to welding jobs? is 1" dia. pipe will cover 3/4" - 1/2" dia. pipe?
Mar 30 2012 01:51 PM
williepaderes
..hey guys! could anyone help me with regards to welding jobs? is 1" dia. pipe will cover 3/4" - 1/2" dia. pipe?
Mar 30 2012 01:50 PM
Chris Haslego
New Download Available - Natural Gas Boiler Calculations - http://www.cheresources.com/invision/files/file/270-natural-gas-boiler-calculations/
Mar 29 2012 06:59 PM
Chris Haslego
New Blog Entry from Ankur - Heavy Hydrocarbon Recovery from Natural Gas - http://www.cheresources.com/invision/blog/4/entry-219-heavy-hydrocarbon-recovery-from-natural-gas/
Mar 29 2012 07:28 AM
