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1
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Corrosion

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Caused by a chemical or electrochemical attack on the surface of the metals.

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2
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How to lessen scaling?

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*Increase velocity
*Use strainers
*Wash using steam condensate

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3
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Factors affecting corrosion

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*Purity of metal
*Temperature
*Exposure to moisture and acids

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TYPES OF CORROSION:
Galvanic / Fretting

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When two electrochemically dissimilar metals are in electrical contact in an electrolytic environment

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TYPES OF CORROSION:
Pitting

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*Most destructive
*Redox Reaction causing giants pits
*Metal relocates to cathodic metal film

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TYPES OF CORROSION:
Crevice

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*Localized
*Difference in ion concentrations in two areas of metal

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TYPES OF CORROSION:
Intergranular

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*Caused by impurities at grain boundaries (crystalities) of solid

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TYPES OF CORROSION:
Stress Corrosion Cracking

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*Tensile stress + corrosive environment

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TYPES OF CORROSION:
Uniform

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*Most common form
*Attack across the surface of metal

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TYPES OF CORROSION:
Corrosion Fatigue

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Repeated application of stress

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Erosion

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Wear of the pump internal parts by suspended solid particles contained in the fluid being pumped.

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12
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Fire Point

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Lowest temperature at which oil vapor will BURN after exposure to OPEN FLAME

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Smoke Point

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Lowest temperature at which oil will produce VISIBLE SMOKE

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Flash Point

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Lowest temperature at which OIL EVAPORATES to form COMBUSTIBLE GAS CONCENTRATION

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15
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Pour Point

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Lowest temperature at which the oil will pour

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Boiling Point

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Temperature at which vapor pressure of a liquid is equal to the pressure of the atmosphere on the liquid

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17
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Auto-ignition Temperature

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Temperature at which liquid readily ignites at atmospheric pressure

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18
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Equipment Cost by Scaling

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Six-Tenths Rule
(Big Cost) / (Small Cost) = (Big Size / Small Size)^0.6

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19
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DCS vs PLC

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DCS
*Regulatory actions
*Alarms
*Used for Basic Process Control System

PLC
*Discrete control
*Alarms
*Used for Safety Instrumented system

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20
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WAYS TO DISPOSE:
*Liquids
*Gases

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*Liquids
-Drain
-Ground
-Vessel in ground

*Gases
-Atmosphere (Innocent)
-Flare (Combustible)
-Scrubber (Absorbable)

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FEEDBACK CONTROL

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*What is measured?
-manipulated variable
*When is error adjusted?
-AFTER error is propagated
*Closed or Open Loop?
-closed loop

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FEEDFORWARD CONTROL

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*What is measured?
-disturbance variable
*When error is adjusted?
-BEFORE error is propagated
*Closed or Open Loop?
-open loop

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23
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Ratio Control

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*Setpoint determined by another sensor
*Setpoint calculated by equation

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24
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Split Range vs Parallel Control

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*Split Range Control
-Preference between streams
*Parallel Control
-No preference between streams

25
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Basis for Temperature Rating

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  • (Fire Point) / (Max Surface Temp)
    OR * (Fire Point) / (T rating temp + Max Fluid Temp - Reference Temp)
26
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Hot Dip Galvanization

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Dipping steel in molten zinc

27
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Cathodic Protection

A

Active sites converted to passive sites by providing electrons

28
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Alloying

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Mixing of different metals to get the optimal mix of their characteristics

29
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Double Bleed and Block

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*2 On-Off Valves
*1 Drain

30
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Vertical vs Horizontal Storage Tanks

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Vertical
+ Most used
+ Put in flat solid surface

Horizontal
+ Can be above or below ground
+ Underground serves as insulation (cold climate)
- Corrosion

31
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Safety Factor

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Multiplier to equipment capacity to account for safety and uncertainties in processes

32
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Cladding

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Covering a metal with another metal as protective layer

33
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CONTROLLER TUNING:
*Cohen-Coon
*Ziegler-Nichols

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*Cohen-Coon
-For open loop
*Ziegler-Nichols
-For open and closed loops

34
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Transducer vs Sensor vs Transmitter

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*Transducer (sensor + transmitter)
-converts energy to another form of energy

*Sensor
-converts energy to signal

*Transmitter
-transports signal from sensor to computer

35
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Hot burn and Cold Burn Temperatures

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*Hot burn
-short exposure: > 60 deg C
-prolonged exposure: > 49 deg C

*Cold burn
< 0 deg C

36
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*Limiting Oxygen Concentration
*Lower and Upper Flammable Limit of Solution

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*Limiting Oxygen Concentration
+ O2 = z * LFL
(where z = stoich O2)

*Lower and Upper Flammable Limit of Solution
+ LFL,mix = sum (yi / LFL,i)
+ UFL,mix = sum (yi / UFL,i)

37
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Flash Tank

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Vessel to separate gas flashed from liquid from high to lower pressure

38
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Scrubber or Knockout Drum

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*Vessel to handle high gas/liquid ratio.
*Liquid entrained as mist

39
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Three Phase Separator

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Vessel to separate gas, water and oil

40
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Slug Catcher

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Vessel to absorb in-flow of large liquid volumes at irregular intervals.

41
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Total Cost by Lang Factor

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Total Cost = C * Purchase Cost

42
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Process hazard

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inherent chemical or physical characteristic with the energy potential for damaging people, property, and/or the environment.

43
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Hazard

A

condition, event, or circumstance that could lead to or contribute to an unplanned or undesirable event.

44
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PHA

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*Process Hazard Analysis

*Identify and analyze potential hazards associated with processing or handling of hazardous chemicals.

45
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FMEA

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*Failure Modes and Effects Analysis

*Identify potential failure modes and determine the effect of each on system performance.
*Individual failure is independent of other failures

46
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Categories of Inherently Simpler Design

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SILA

*Simplification
-Reduce complexity to reduce errors

*Intensification
-Reduce required materials by using more efficient processes and equipment
-Ex: PFR volume < CSTR volume

*Limitation
-Minimize involved equipment and materials
-Less pumps, and piping

*Attenuation
-Use hazardous materials under least hazardous conditions
-Reduce temperatures
-Use atmospheric pressures

47
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Primary vs Secondary Explosion Protection

A

*Primary
-Prevent explosive atmospheres

*Secondary
-Using the ff:
-Ignition source and Static
-Hot surfaces
-Flameproofing

48
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Flame / Explosion Proofing

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Parts that may ignite is surrounded by an enclosure

49
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Work Permits

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*Hot work permit
*Cold work permit
*Enclosed work permit

50
Q

Lockout and Tagout

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*Lockout
-To prevent device to be turned on or opened

*Tagout
-Putting tag on locked device

51
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Floating Roof Tank

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  • Floating roof rises and falls according to oil level
  • Higher volumes
52
Q

Fixed Roof Tank
*Cone
*Dome
*with Internal Floating Roof

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*Cone
- Cheapest and most common

*Dome
-High vapor pressure liquids

*with Internal Floating Roof
-Prevent vapor losses and air pollution

53
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Bunded Tank

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  • Enclosed by one more tank
  • Or has surrounding dike
54
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Open Top Tank

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  • Used when fluid has minimal losses due to evaporation
55
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Single Skin & Double Skin Tanks

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  • Has one or two layers of plastic or steel
56
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When to use Horizontal or Vertical Vessels?

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*Horizontal Vessels
-Three-Phase Separation
- Liquid-Liquid separation
- Foaming Feed

*Vertical Vessels
- Smaller land usage
- High Gas content
- Solid removal

57
Q

Ways to Prevent BLEVE

A

Boiling Level Elevation Vapor Explosion

*Overfill protection
*Overpressure protection
*Spill containment

58
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Temperature Rating

A

Layer of protection to prevent sparks from instruments from igniting a potentially hazardous atmosphere

59
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When to Use (Vessel Heads and Bottoms):
*Hemispherical Head
*Semi-Ellipsoidal Head
*Flat Head

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*Hemispherical Head
-High pressure

*Semi-Ellipsoidal Head
-Most common
-High pressures

*Flat Head
-Small diameters
-Low pressures

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