Industrial piping system Develop a flowchart of a hypothetical industrial piping system (or a real example), in which the fluid is water, explaining the processes and listing and quantifying the equipment (boilers, heat exchangers, flow valves, relief valves, traps, installed machinery, drains, vents...) Also Set: The maximum design pressure, which would be the MAOP (old and hot), the maximum and minimum operating pressures; The diameters of the branches, considering that there is one main branch and at least two secondary branches; Define the specification of the material used in the pipe; Define a temperature; Finally, indicate the appropriate locations for the installation of relief valves, traps, drains, vents and flow valves.

Industrial piping system Develop a flowchart of a hypothetical industrial piping system (or a real example), in which the fluid is water, explaining the processes and listing and quantifying the equipment (boilers, heat exchangers, flow valves, relief valves, traps, installed machinery, drains, vents...) Also Set: The maximum design pressure, which would be the MAOP (old and hot), the maximum and minimum operating pressures; The diameters of the branches, considering that there is one main branch and at least two secondary branches; Define the specification of the material used in the pipe; Define a temperature; Finally, indicate the appropriate locations for the installation of relief valves, traps, drains, vents and flow valves.

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Author:Kreith, Frank; Manglik, Raj M.

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Chapter5: Analysis Of Convection Heat Transfer

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