Plant Maintenance
Research Library
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Oseco Ltd
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It is common for the process engineer to use either in-house or manufacturer software to size rupture disks for ammonia plant safety. Rupture disks are used to protect ammonia plant piping, heat exchangers, and large equipment such as compressors and pumps. While the criteria for sizing is dependent on the application and condi tions (explosive environment, fire conditions, etc.), the conditions ...
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GE Analytical Instruments
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As many municipalities strive to balance regula- tions set forth in the USEPA’s Safe Drinking Water Act, they are growing more concerned about how to reduce spending in their plant treatment processes. Today many drinking wa- ter plants, like the City of City of Englewood’s Allen Water Filter Plant Englewood in Colorado, are using total organic carbon (TOC) monitoring and process optimization to ...
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ABB Ltd
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If you cannot measure it, you cannot manage it. Overall Equipment Effectiveness, or “OEE,” is a well known concept in maintenance and is a way of measuring the effectiveness of a machine. It is the backbone of many techniques employed in asset management programs.
This white paper begins with an explanation of the difference between efficiency, effectiveness and productivity. OEE is also ...
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Paratherm Corporation
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Thermal fluids have proven exceptionally safe during many years of operation in a wide range of industries. However, there is no way to completely prevent fires in these systems because the major components required — fuel, air and an ignition source —
are always present by design.
The potential for a serious fire caused by the thermal fluid system can be minimized by observing sound design ...
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GE Analytical Instruments
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Total organic carbon (TOC) has become an important water quality analysis tool for drinking water plants in recent years due to its link to disinfection byproducts (DBPs). TOC alone is not harmful, but upon its reaction with a disinfectant can produce harmful byproducts. However,TOC’srelevanceindrinkingwaterapp lications is not purely for regulatory compliance of DBP limits or meeting TOC ...
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