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What is the definition of piping?
Interconnected Pipes subjected to the same set or sets of design to fulfill the purpose of fluid transportation using different flow control and measurement methods.
What are the main materials used to make pipes?
Metals, Ceramics, Plastics, concrete, or fiberglass.
What are the functions of piping?
Transport, distribution, storage, closing, opening, regulation, control, safety, sealing.
Name three types of pipe components.
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What are expansion joints and where are they used?
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What are the main types of stress that pressure vessels are subject to?
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What are the different head shapes that pressure vessels and tanks can be designed with?
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Why are recommended pipe connections and measurement outlets important in the design of pressure vessel structures?
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What are the potential dangers associated with pressure difference in pressure vessels?
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What functions do pipe fittings, including valves, serve in pressure systems?
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What are the different types and designs of pipe valves mentioned in the text?
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Why are loss factors an important consideration in valve selection and design?
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What is the function of a relief and safety valve?
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What is the purpose of the orifice plate in a burst safety valve?
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How does a ball valve stop the fluid flow?
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What is the design of a plug valve?
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What are the advantages of using a gate valve?
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What are the disadvantages of using a gate valve?
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What are the advantages of using a ball valve?
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What are the disadvantages of using a ball valve?
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What are the key components of piping systems discussed in the text?
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What input data is considered for piping system design?
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What determinations are made from the input data in piping system design?
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What guidelines are provided for pipeline design in the text?
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How can the optimal tube diameter be determined in piping system design?
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What are the principal stresses experienced by pipes under internal pressure?
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What theory is used to calculate the resultant stress and inner pressure in pipes?
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How is the wall thickness of welded pipes calculated?
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What considerations are involved in the design of pipe fittings?
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What are the different types of pipe fittings and connectors mentioned in the text?
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What are the components of pipe supports and fixings mentioned in the text?
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What is the significant dynamic force related to thermal pipe expansion?
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Study Notes
- The text discusses the design of a piping system as part of a series of lectures on equipment (Gépelemek).
- Key components of piping systems include pumps, vessels, heat exchangers, ejectors, and pipelines.
- Input data for piping system design includes volumetric flow rate, pressure difference, transportable material, and temperature.
- Determinations made from input data include tube diameter, wall thickness, material, routing, and optional details like fixing points and supports.
- Guidelines for pipelines design include estimating flow velocity, determining pressure drop, and calculating wall thickness.
- Optimal tube diameter can be found through total cost analysis, considering investment and operation costs.
- Pipes undergo internal pressure, leading to principal stresses of hydrostatic tension and compression, as well as bending stress.
- Mohr's theory is used to calculate the resultant stress and inner pressure, taking into account the difference between internal and external pressures.
- Wall thickness of welded pipes is calculated using factors such as outside diameter, inner pressure, correction factors, safety factors, and wall thickness tolerance.
- Design of pipe fittings includes geometry, operation, force, and efficiency considerations.
- Sealing methods include curved surface, bottom/top face, or a combination of both.
- Types of pipe fittings and connectors include bushings, reducing couplings, pipe elbows, pipe nipples, pipe caps, tees, crosses, unions, pipe flanges, valves, soldered or glued joints, and welded butt joints.
- Pipe supports and fixings include horizontal supports and vertical hangers, with different physical principles and types.
- Thermal pipe expansion is a significant dynamic force, with additional stress calculated as δλ = α⋅L⋅ΔT, and stress factors σδλ = α⋅ΔT⋅σ and εδλ = α⋅ΔT⋅ε.
- Expansion loops and joints, such as expansion joints and rubber compensators, can mitigate the effects of thermal pipe expansion.
- Principles for dealing with thermal pipe expansion include sliding and elastic principles, but the best approach is proper piping routing.
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Test your knowledge on expansion joints, pressure vessels, and the Directive 2014/68/EU related to pressure equipment. This quiz covers the elements of pressure vessels, including in-line and pressure balanced expansion joints, as well as the regulations outlined in the Directive.