Subject
Index
Section I -
Piping Components
A.
Valves - By Anton Dooley
This is a brief overview of different valves and their uses.
B.
Pipe - By: James O. Pennock
This is a discussion about pipes, from their history and
their uses to weights and grades.
C. Fittings - By: James O. Pennock
This is a discussion about fittings, the different types of
fittings and their uses.
D: Flanges - By: James O. Pennock -
Updated - Revision 1
This article covers ASME B 16.5 Standard Piping Flanges up
to 24" NPS
A: General Guidelines
for Equipment and Piping Location, Spacing, Distances and Clearances - By:
James O. Pennock
This article is intended to aid both the novice and
experienced piping designer with guidance for plot plan development.
C1: Introduction to
Vessels and Vessel Orientation - By: James O. Pennock
C2: Vertical Vessel
Orientation - By: James O. Pennock
A. Pipe Supports
- Part 1, By: James O. Pennock
This is a discussion about the two basic categories of pipe
supports (the primary pipe support systems, and the secondary pipe support
systems).
B. Pipe Supports
- Part 2, By: James O. Pennock
This is a discussion about the data requirements and the
process of selection and qualification for the typical secondary pipe supports.
A. Stress Problems
and Designer Stress Training - By: James O. Pennock
This discussion is an introduction to the problems found in
piping caused by thermal expansion and dead weight, their relationship to the
overall piping arrangement and the type of stress related training required for
the piping designer.
B: The Problem with
Piping "Lift-off" - By CAEPIPE
Contemporary commercial piping analysis programs deal
differently with the problem of apparent lift-off of an operating pipe at a rod
hanger or a one-way vertical support, such as a pipe on a support rack (...
more)
A. Field trip
guidelines - By: James O. Pennock
This discussion is about what to expect when you are asked
to go to the field?
B. Defining Offsite
Facilities for Process Plants - Contributed by Jadeep Choudary, Anita R.
Legvold and James O. Pennock.
Some have asked questions such as: “What is Balance of
Plant?”; “What is Offsites?” What is OSBL?” and “What needs to be considered
when a project includes Offsites.” The purpose of this document is to aid in
answering this type of question.
A: Checking of Pipe
Fabrication Shop Drawings - By: James O. Pennock
B: Pipe Fabrication
Shop Assignment Questions and Problems - By: James O. Pennock
A: Introduction To
Line Numbering - By: James O. Pennock
B: Checking, Quality
Assurance and Quality Control of Piping Drawings - By: James O. Pennock.
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