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Jim Cahill
22 Mar 2012
valve severe service
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hydrogen quench
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vibration analysis
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Sleuthing and Solving Refinery Piping Noise
Fluids flowing through pipes can generate enough vibration to make the pipes sing. I saw in an Emerson Exchange 365 community post, a great Valve Magazine article, Vibration Analysis Pinpoints Valve Noise Source, by Emerson’s Daniel Eilers. Daniel is...
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