I was just thinking if there should be some sort of a maintenance plan or schedule to access the condition of regularly used threaded joints?
Has there been any guidelines within some standards asking to check for those?
What sort of maintenance best practices may be applied here that some ...
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- 13 Sep 2026, 15:18
- Forum: Maintenance Engineers
- Topic: Threaded joints failures
- Replies: 5
- Views: 10980
- 13 Sep 2026, 14:04
- Forum: Operation Engineers
- Topic: Abnormal Conditions Management
- Replies: 2
- Views: 2826
Abnormal Conditions Management
To maintain any abnormal conditions like operating beyond safe operating limits, what kind of controls are required to be exercised?
Like unable to maintain dosing of corrosion inhibitor as per agreed flow listed in safe operating limits register?
Like unable to maintain dosing of corrosion inhibitor as per agreed flow listed in safe operating limits register?
- 06 Sep 2026, 16:40
- Forum: PetroNavigator® - Engineering Interactions with AI
- Topic: Technical Safety - How accurate this is?
- Replies: 2
- Views: 2833
Re: Technical Safety - How accurate this is?
Correct, I agree with you.
This is not a true representation of Technical Safety.
This is not a true representation of Technical Safety.
- 06 Sep 2026, 16:39
- Forum: Operation Engineers
- Topic: Line spading controls
- Replies: 5
- Views: 4212
Re: Line spading controls
In my opinion, you should be considering a change management process if there is a spade in place on the system and the system is required to be taken in process.
- 06 Sep 2026, 16:37
- Forum: HSE Engineers
- Topic: API 754: Summary of Changes
- Replies: 2
- Views: 4519
API 754: Summary of Changes
What have been the major changes in API 754 4th Edition, 2026 when compared to 3rd one?
- 02 Sep 2026, 18:04
- Forum: PetroNavigator® - Engineering Interactions with AI
- Topic: Technical Safety - How accurate this is?
- Replies: 2
- Views: 2833
Technical Safety - How accurate this is?
Asked Gemini to generate me an infographic on Technical Safety.
Result is as attached.
Result is as attached.
- 02 Sep 2026, 17:55
- Forum: Operation Engineers
- Topic: Dissolved oxygen control
- Replies: 3
- Views: 2496
Re: Dissolved oxygen control
Monitoring is important to adjust chemical feed rates dynamically.
Use of Online Oxygen Analyzers placed immediately downstream of the deaerator and at the economizer inlet to provide real-time ppb measurements. Target levels are typically maintained below 5 to 10 ppb for high-pressure systems.
Then ...
Use of Online Oxygen Analyzers placed immediately downstream of the deaerator and at the economizer inlet to provide real-time ppb measurements. Target levels are typically maintained below 5 to 10 ppb for high-pressure systems.
Then ...
- 02 Sep 2026, 17:52
- Forum: HSE Engineers
- Topic: SOLE Reporting
- Replies: 2
- Views: 3171
Re: SOLE Reporting
Yes that is correct. As per API 754, now 2026 one is out as well, there is no mention of any certain parameter. Every excursion /exceedance qualifies to be reported.
But the actual issue is that someone from Operations /Process should review that excursion to be a real one.
Some of those are ...
But the actual issue is that someone from Operations /Process should review that excursion to be a real one.
Some of those are ...
- 19 Aug 2026, 18:46
- Forum: Process & Control Engineers
- Topic: Gas molecular weight & compressor surge
- Replies: 4
- Views: 2467
Re: Gas molecular weight & compressor surge
Yes, a decrease in gas molecular weight has a severe and direct impact on centrifugal compressor surge.
Feed composition changes are one of the primary triggers for unexpected surge events in continuous operations.
Here is how the physics work: A centrifugal compressor operating at a constant ...
Feed composition changes are one of the primary triggers for unexpected surge events in continuous operations.
Here is how the physics work: A centrifugal compressor operating at a constant ...
- 19 Aug 2026, 18:43
- Forum: Process & Control Engineers
- Topic: Old bubble cap trays & modern sieve trays
- Replies: 3
- Views: 2109
Re: Old bubble cap trays & modern sieve trays
It is not entirely true that bubble cap trays are better across the board. In fact, modern sieve and valve trays have largely replaced older bubble cap designs in most industrial distillation columns due to their efficiency and lower cost. However, bubble cap trays do possess a few specific ...