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manjomose
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Pigging Systems

03/26/2009 2:34 AM

Morning to everybody, Can all Chemical and Process Engineers in lotion production help me with this... I need some clearity in the pigging system of the MEDINE production line, the specific equipment involved and the process description??
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Re: Pigging Systems

03/26/2009 9:02 AM

What is MEDINE? I Googled the term, but couldn't find anything. Do you mean MEDICINE?
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Re: Pigging Systems

03/26/2009 9:15 AM

It is a name for production line, the company that manufactured the line is called Medine Automations. Could you please explain the pigging system in any production pipeline (prefferable of a viscous product), and please include the instrumentation involved...
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Re: Pigging Systems

04/04/2009 5:49 PM

From Sleepy

we had a recent thread on pigging - it was actually about pigs in pipelines.

Possibly a different scale but the principal should still apply unless size/viscosity ratios change the requirements.
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