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pressure drop in compressed air line

05/20/2013 by rahulgrove
Dear viewers, i want to calculate pressure drop in compressed air line using formula there are same formula have different substitutes which is true...
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Last comment 05/20/2013 by rahulgrove
 

Gas Nozzle Size, Pressure, Flow Equation

05/19/2013 by kamlesh patel
Hello. I have little confusion about gas flow rate and pressure relation according to gas nozzle hole size. gas feed is a natural gas. example - 1 if...
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Last comment 05/20/2013 by Gasman
 

Software Program for Cost Estimation

05/18/2013 by Mehar314
To make cost estimation of the components we manufacture, we generally use Microsoft excel all the times. An assembly drawing will have so many sub...
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Last comment 05/18/2013 by Anonymous Hero
 

Turbine Low Load Operation - Below 50% MCR

05/18/2013 by swccramas
Our power plant turbines are rated for 142 MW. They are condensing, hp/lp, extraction type turbines. Due to poor performance of condenser, our load is...
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Last comment 05/19/2013 by IRSHAD
 

Dual Stenciling of Pipe

05/17/2013 by cmchaffin
In regard to the dual stenciling of pipe (e.g., x42/x52) which value of s (SMYS) should be used in the design formula given in 49 CFR 192.105 (i.e., 4...
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