Do CAESAR II formulas for thermal bowing and output results match with FEA? Short Answer: There can be significant differences between the results of CAESAR II and FEA.Explanation:The
A Glass Reinforced Epoxy (GRE) fire water header, installed on a Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) jetty, comprises DN700 pipes and is subjected to seismic accelerations.
The above-ground seawater supply header is designed to transport seawater from two tie-ins in a discharge manifold of the seawater pumps to AGA. A comprehensive
At an LNG terminal, an unexpected settlement of 12 inches of soil, containing several sections of Vacuum Insulated Piping (VIP), occurred. Because the above-ground pipe
This case study explores the static stress assessment of a continuous steam generation system (SGS) using finite element method analysis. The focus is on a
This case study presents a comprehensive review of gasholder sizing within a cokes gas network. The primary objective is to evaluate the impact of adjusting
In the engineering domain, accurately simulating transient events in pipeline systems is critical, particularly for essential safety mechanisms such as firewater systems. These systems, typically
Introduction Pressure vessels are critical components in a wide range of industries, including power generation, petrochemical processing, and industrial manufacturing. These vessels are designed to
When Theodor von Kármán first discovered vortex shedding in 1911, he likely had no idea how pivotal his work would become for modern engineering, particularly
In a previous article, we introduced the risks and design considerations of repurposing an existing natural gas compressor system for hydrogen. That discussion focused on
Hydrogen is considered to be a key element in the energy transition. This molecule is the most notable option for the decarbonisation of hard-to-abate sectors
As part of our responsibilities at DRG, we conduct both standard pressure drop calculations and surge/slug analyses for firewater systems. Our involvement spans various stages,
On-Demand Webinar In this session, we dive into the fundamentals of thermal bowing, exploring its origins in cross-sectional temperature gradients and the potential consequences for
DRG CONFERENCE – 35TH ANNIVERSARY The “Innovations that Change the Engineering Industry” conference recently brought together visionaries, professionals, and enthusiasts for an inspiring conference discussing the latest
On-Demand Webinar Cyclic loading of both pressures and temperatures can lead to significant structural issues, particularly at welded locations. Fatigue is often the primary cause
On-Demand Webinar During this webinar, Project Engineer, Edwin Schimmel dives into the intricacies of fiberglass pipe stress analysis. This comprehensive webinar will guide you through
On-Demand Webinar Acoustic Induced Vibrations (AIV) and Flow-Induced Vibrations (FIV) are critical phenomena that can lead to significant operational challenges and even catastrophic failures in
On-Demand Webinar Slug flow is a phenomenon that can occur in piping systems, and it’s crucial to evaluate its impact on the system’s integrity. This
Our client was looking to repurpose a liquid transport and storage system for a different fuel. The new fuel blend has a larger viscosity and
Our client reported multiple cracks at weld locations on a separation tank. These cracks are suspected to be caused by dynamic flow effects from the
A client approached Dynaflow with concerns about potential dynamic loads on their piping system during the activation of a Pressure Safety Valve (PSV) protecting a
The EVO-42 compressor package, featuring a screw compressor, oil separator, motor, dampener, and associated piping, was subject to a comprehensive evaluation by Dynaflow Research Group.
A client operates a reciprocating compressor at their terminal facilities, which is integral to their gas processing operations. During routine operations, excessive vibrations were observed
The Tesoro Salt Lake City Refinery initiated a project to reduce the sulfur content in its products, necessitating modifications to the piping system on the
DYNAFLOW RESEARCH GROUP (“DRG”) Enters into Reseller Agreement with Quality Professional Software (“QPS”) RIJSWIJK, The Netherlands – January 24, 2024 (Dynaflow Research Group BV) –
Dynaflow Research Group and Seawind Ocean Technology announce collaboration focusing on technical readiness of floating offshore wind applications in the Mediterranean Sea. This landmark partnership
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