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Author Bahadori, Alireza, author.

Title Essentials of oil and gas utilities : process design, equipment, and operations / Alireza Bahadori, PhD.

Publication Info. Amsterdam : Gulf Professinal Publishing is an imprint of Elsevier, [2016]
©2016

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Note Online resource; title from PDF title page (EBSCO, viewed February 17, 2016).
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references and index.
Summary Every oil and gas refinery or petrochemical plant requires sufficient utilities support in order to maintain a successful operation. A comprehensive utilities complex must exist to distribute feedstocks, discharge waste streams, and remains an integrated part of the refinery's infrastructure.
Contents Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Contents -- Biography -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Chapter 1 -- Fuel systems -- 1.1 -- Fuel-supplying systems -- 1.1.1 -- Fuel selection -- 1.1.2 -- Gaseous fuel -- 1.1.3 -- LPG vaporizer -- 1.1.4 -- Liquid fuel -- 1.1.5 -- Fuel oil system -- 1.1.6 -- Refinery gasoline fuel -- 1.2 -- Fired heaters fuel system -- 1.3 -- Minimum data required for basic design -- 1.4 -- Atomizing steam and tracing -- 1.5 -- Shut-off systems -- 1.6 -- Gas turbine fuel alternatives -- 1.6.1 -- Gaseous fuels -- 1.6.2 -- Liquid fuels -- 1.6.3 -- Classification of petroleum fuels -- 1.7 -- Operation of heat-off and emergency shutdown switches -- 1.7.1 -- Heat-off switch -- 1.7.2 -- Emergency shutdown switch -- Chapter 2 -- Compressed air systems -- 2.1 -- Compressed air systems -- 2.2 -- Selecting the size and number of compressors -- 2.3 -- Locating the compressors -- 2.4 -- Automatic warning and shutdown systems -- 2.5 -- Nonlubricated air compressors -- 2.6 -- Compressed air distribution system -- 2.7 -- Air storage (air receiver) -- 2.8 -- Inlet and discharge piping -- 2.8.1 -- Air inlet -- 2.8.2 -- Inlet piping -- 2.8.3 -- Air filters -- 2.8.4 -- Discharge piping -- 2.9 -- Refinery air system -- 2.9.1 -- Instrument air -- 2.9.2 -- Plant air -- 2.10 -- Air dryers -- 2.10.1 -- Desiccant type dryer -- 2.10.2 -- Instrumentation -- 2.10.3 -- Air filter -- 2.10.4 -- Performance characteristics -- 2.11 -- Moisture content of the air -- 2.11.1 -- Effect of pressure and temperature on relative humidity -- 2.12 -- Effect of temperature and pressure on dew point -- 2.13 -- Pressure dew point -- 2.14 -- Effect of moisture on air compressor intake capacity -- 2.15 -- Pipe components definition of nominal size -- 2.16 -- Instrument air quality and quantity -- 2.17 -- Segregation -- 2.18 -- Tool air supply -- 2.19 -- Air supply plant -- 2.20 -- Air compressors.
2.20.1 -- Compressor specification -- 2.20.2 -- Compressor piping -- 2.20.3 -- Compressor controls -- 2.21 -- Air drier -- 2.21.1 -- The desiccant -- 2.21.2 -- Regeneration -- 2.21.3 -- Switching -- 2.21.4 -- Filters -- 2.21.5 -- Drier specification -- 2.21.6 -- Aftercooler -- 2.22 -- Buffer vessel (air receiver) -- 2.23 -- Air supply piping -- 2.23.1 -- Lay out -- 2.23.2 -- Pipe sizes -- 2.23.3 -- Piping details -- 2.24 -- Air supply for plant-mounted instruments -- 2.25 -- Air supply in the control center -- Chapter 3 -- Fresh and spent caustic units and chemical injection systems -- 3.1 -- Process requirements of fresh and spent caustic units -- 3.1.1 -- Fresh caustic unit -- 3.1.2 -- Design requirements -- 3.2 -- Design requirements -- 3.3 -- Spent caustic treating unit -- 3.4 -- Chemical injection systems -- 3.4.1 -- Feed concepts -- 3.4.2 -- Chemical feed equipment used in water treatment -- 3.4.3 -- Accessories -- 3.4.4 -- Chemical additive feeding systems -- 3.4.5 -- System design and operation of chemical feeders for cooling towers -- 3.5 -- Equipment design and selection -- 3.6 -- General requirements for design and construction of chemical dosing units in a water treating system -- 3.6.1 -- Construction -- 3.6.2 -- Materials -- 3.6.3 -- Instrumentation and control -- 3.6.4 -- Mechanical -- 3.6.4.1 -- Chemical Tanks -- 3.6.4.2 -- Pumps -- 3.6.4.3 -- Other Items -- 3.6.4.4 -- Inspection and Testing -- 3.6.4.4.1 -- Shop Inspection and Testing -- 3.7 -- General design requirements of chemical feed equipment -- 3.7.1 -- Cooling tower warm lime softener -- 3.7.2 -- Clarifier -- 3.8 -- General design requirements of metering pump in chemical injection systems -- 3.8.1 -- Installation -- 3.8.2 -- Location -- 3.8.3 -- Installation tips -- 3.8.4 -- Suction line -- 3.8.4.1 -- Suction pressure -- 3.8.5 -- Relief valve -- 3.8.6 -- Back pressure -- 3.8.7 -- Siphoning -- 3.8.8 -- Slurries.
3.9 -- General design requirements of package type chemical injection systems -- 3.9.1 -- Scope of supply -- 3.9.2 -- Design requirements -- 3.10 -- Scale control -- 3.11 -- Sludge conditioning -- 3.11.1 -- Caustic embrittlement -- Chapter 4 -- Steam boilers -- 4.1 -- Special design features -- 4.1.1 -- Drums and steam generators -- 4.1.2 -- Doors and openings -- 4.1.3 -- Ducts and stacks -- 4.1.4 -- Burners -- 4.2 -- Insulation and casings -- 4.3 -- Air heater -- 4.4 -- Furnace -- 4.5 -- Superheater/attemperator -- 4.6 -- Valves and accessories -- 4.7 -- Integral pipework -- 4.8 -- Economizer -- 4.9 -- Instrumentation -- 4.9.1 -- Fans and drivers -- 4.9.2 -- Boiler controls -- 4.9.2.1 -- Steam Header Pressure Control (General Plant Control) -- 4.9.2.2 -- Combustion Controls -- 4.9.2.3 -- Feedwater Control System -- 4.9.2.4 -- Boiler Master Control System -- 4.9.2.5 -- Oxygen Compensation Control -- 4.9.2.6 -- Control Valves -- 4.9.3 -- Boiler feed and boiler water quality and chemical conditioning -- 4.9.4 -- Soot blowers -- 4.9.5 -- Tools -- 4.9.6 -- Chemical cleaning -- 4.10 -- Performance conditions -- 4.10.1 -- Performance tests -- 4.10.2 -- Air and gas -- 4.10.3 -- Water -- 4.10.4 -- Information required with quotations -- 4.11 -- Fire-tube packaged boilers -- 4.11.1 -- Materials -- 4.11.2 -- Documentation -- 4.11.2.1 -- With the Proposal -- 4.11.2.2 -- Prior to Order -- 4.11.2.3 -- During Design and Prior to Manufacture -- 4.11.3 -- Piping, fittings, valves, and appliances water glasses -- 4.11.3.1 -- Feed Piping -- 4.11.3.2 -- Auxiliary Piping Component-Connections -- 4.11.3.3 -- Valves -- 4.11.4 -- Design -- 4.11.4.1 -- Design of Welded Joints -- 4.11.4.2 -- Joints Between Materials of Unequal Thickness -- 4.11.4.3 -- Welded Joints Subject to Bending Stress -- 4.11.4.4 -- Thickness Requirements -- 4.11.4.5 -- Requirements for Inspection Openings.
4.11.4.6 -- Opening Between Boiler and Safety Valve -- 4.11.5 -- Burners -- 4.11.6 -- Boiler feed pumps -- 4.11.7 -- Fans, ducting, and stacks -- 4.11.7.1 -- Forced Draft Fans -- 4.11.7.2 -- Ducting -- 4.11.7.3 -- Stacks -- 4.11.8 -- Instruments, controls, and safety equipment -- 4.11.9 -- Fabrication -- 4.11.10 -- Welding Processes -- 4.11.10.1 -- Assembly -- 4.11.10.2 -- Tube to Tubesheet Joints -- 4.11.10.3 -- Heat Treatment -- 4.11.11 -- Preparation for shipment -- 4.11.12 -- Inspection and testing -- 4.11.12.1 -- Hydrostatic Test -- 4.12 -- Water-tube boilers -- 4.12.1 -- Basic design -- 4.12.1.1 -- Steam Quality -- 4.12.1.2 -- Circulation -- 4.12.1.3 -- Pressure Parts -- 4.12.1.4 -- Furnace -- 4.12.1.5 -- Generation Tube Banks -- 4.12.1.6 -- Superheater -- 4.12.2 -- Refractory, insulation, and casings -- 4.12.2.1 -- Integral Pipework -- 4.12.2.2 -- Steam Trapping -- 4.12.2.3 -- Economizer -- 4.12.2.4 -- Air Heater -- 4.12.2.5 -- Feed Heaters -- 4.12.2.6 -- Draught Equipment -- 4.12.2.7 -- Air and Flue-Gas Ducting -- 4.12.2.8 -- Boiler Support Structure -- 4.12.2.9 -- Boiler Mountings, Valves, Gages, and Safety Fittings -- 4.12.2.10 -- Platforms, Stairways, and Ladders -- 4.12.2.11 -- Burners -- 4.12.3 -- Soot blowers -- 4.12.3.1 -- Noise Limitations -- 4.12.3.2 -- Corrosion -- 4.12.3.3 -- Instruments, Controls, and Safety Equipment -- 4.12.3.4 -- Control Valves -- 4.12.3.5 -- Combustion Controls -- 4.12.3.6 -- Fuel Supply to Burners -- 4.12.3.7 -- Steam Superheat -- 4.12.3.8 -- Steam Drum Water Level -- 4.12.3.9 -- Feedwater Supply -- 4.12.3.10 -- Burner Management -- 4.12.4 -- Electrical equipment -- 4.12.5 -- Stacks -- 4.12.6 -- Boiler feed and boiler water quality and chemical conditioning -- 4.12.7 -- Purchasing requirements -- 4.12.7.1 -- Basic Design -- 4.12.7.1.1 -- Terminal Points -- 4.12.7.2 -- Boiler Mountings -- 4.12.7.2.1 -- Safety Valves -- 4.12.7.2.2 -- Water Level Gages.
4.12.7.3 -- Fabrication Requirements -- 4.12.7.3.1 -- Welding -- 4.12.7.3.2 -- Performance Requirements -- 4.12.7.4 -- Performance/Acceptance Tests -- 4.12.7.5 -- Air and Gas -- 4.12.7.6 -- Water -- 4.12.7.7 -- Spares -- 4.12.7.8 -- Special Tools -- 4.12.7.8.1 -- Preparation for Shipment -- 4.12.7.9 -- Guarantee -- 4.12.7.10 -- Information Required with Quotations -- 4.12.7.11 -- Schedule of Vendor's Documentations -- 4.13 -- Process design of steam traps -- 4.13.1 -- Types of traps -- 4.13.2 -- Operating characteristics and suggested applications -- 4.13.3 -- Design criteria -- 4.13.3.1 -- Application Definition -- 4.13.3.1.1 -- Drip and Tracer Traps -- 4.13.3.1.2 -- Process Traps -- 4.13.4 -- Steam trap selection -- 4.13.5 -- Steam trap sizing -- 4.13.6 -- Common problems of steam traps -- 4.13.6.1 -- Freezing -- 4.13.6.2 -- Air Binding -- 4.13.6.3 -- Noise -- 4.13.6.4 -- Steam Leakage -- 4.13.6.5 -- Insufficient Pressure Difference -- 4.13.6.6 -- Dirt -- 4.13.6.7 -- Maintenance -- 4.13.7 -- Proper steam trap installation -- 4.13.7.1 -- Pipe Component-Nominal Size -- Chapter 5 -- Cooling tower and cooling water circuits -- 5.1 -- Introduction -- 5.2 -- Types of cooling towers -- 5.2.1 -- Natural Draught Towers -- 5.2.1.1 -- Hyperboloidal tower -- 5.2.1.2 -- Atmospheric tower -- 5.2.2 -- Mechanical draught towers -- 5.2.2.1 -- Forced draught tower -- 5.2.2.2 -- Induced draught tower -- 5.2.2.3 -- Counterflow tower -- 5.2.2.4 -- Crossflow tower -- 5.2.3 -- Mechanical draft towers -- 5.2.4 -- Natural draft towers -- 5.3 -- Design considerations -- 5.3.1 -- Design parameters -- 5.3.2 -- Ambient air temperatures -- 5.3.3 -- Packings -- 5.3.3.1 -- Types and selection -- 5.3.3.2 -- Height of packing -- 5.3.4 -- Cooling range and water quantity -- 5.3.5 -- Recirculation -- 5.3.6 -- Approach -- 5.3.7 -- Water loadings -- 5.3.8 -- Windage losses -- 5.3.9 -- Drift losses -- 5.3.10 -- Effect of altitude.
5.4 -- Water quality.
Subject Petroleum refineries.
Pétrole -- Raffineries.
refineries.
TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING -- Power Resources -- General.
Petroleum refineries
Genre/Form Electronic book.
Other Form: Erscheint auch als: Druck-Ausgabe
ISBN 9780128030899 (electronic bk.)
0128030895 (electronic bk.)
9780128030882
0128030887
Standard No. AU@ 000057141611
CHBIS 010796318
CHNEW 001013400
CHVBK 403943337
DEBSZ 475045769
DEBSZ 482469137
GBVCP 871530414
GBVCP 879391650

 
    
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