In simple words, "SOLE-Max & SOLE-Min process values in the system is defined as HH/LL alarm value which is safe operating limit or SIS activation value."
"OWEL is the process value which will be measured between 50% of high/low alarm valve and of high-high/low-low alarm value ( SIS activation value ...
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- 14 Oct 2026, 07:01
- Forum: Operation Engineers
- Topic: Safe Operating Limits - API 754
- Replies: 3
- Views: 1401
- 14 Oct 2026, 06:55
- Forum: Process & Control Engineers
- Topic: Trays levelling and efficiency
- Replies: 5
- Views: 1610
Re: Trays levelling and efficiency
Particularly relatedto when having valve trays as bubble cap ones are prone to leakage even when moderately out of level.sys1 wrote: 14 Oct 2026, 06:45 Trays efficiency gets reasonably affected by the leveling.
And that disturbance in the level happens during operations as well due to thermal expansion of tray deck.
- 10 Oct 2026, 08:49
- Forum: HSE Engineers
- Topic: LOPC Calculations Reference
- Replies: 6
- Views: 58685
Re: LOPC Calculations Reference
This one reference seems to be straight forward and can be used any time instead of having an excel sheet in hand.
I am not sure if you know about the application from CCPS which you may download and use to assess Process Safety Incident.
It has got chemical database within supported qith a ...
I am not sure if you know about the application from CCPS which you may download and use to assess Process Safety Incident.
It has got chemical database within supported qith a ...
- 29 Sep 2026, 15:17
- Forum: Process & Control Engineers
- Topic: Trays levelling and efficiency
- Replies: 5
- Views: 1610
Re: Trays levelling and efficiency
Actually, it is not only the levelling but the sagging of the complete tray deck which is needed to be checked.
In addition the outlet weir levelness is important to check as well.
In addition the outlet weir levelness is important to check as well.
- 15 Sep 2026, 18:34
- Forum: Books & Literature
- Topic: Process Safety - Reference Handbooks
- Replies: 1
- Views: 5862
Re: Process Safety - Reference Handbooks
Check Lees' Loss Prevention in the Process Industries (Edited by Sam Mannan).
- 10 Sep 2026, 17:09
- Forum: Operation Engineers
- Topic: Roles of chemical engineer in petrochemical plants
- Replies: 3
- Views: 3586
Re: Roles of chemical engineer in petrochemical plants
There are many different roles including:
1. Operations Engineer
2. Process Engineer
3. Process Control Engineer
4. Process Automation Engineer
5. Process Safety Engineer
6. HSE Engineer
7. Business Analyst
8. Production Planning Engineer
1. Operations Engineer
2. Process Engineer
3. Process Control Engineer
4. Process Automation Engineer
5. Process Safety Engineer
6. HSE Engineer
7. Business Analyst
8. Production Planning Engineer
- 01 Sep 2026, 18:29
- Forum: Open Forum
- Topic: ClampOX - Temporary Repairs Engineering Software
- Replies: 32
- Views: 182133
Re: ClampOX - Temporary Repairs Engineering Software
Does it necessary to have a software to engineer the temporary repairs?
I do not think any of our site engineers are using any engineering tools, spare some spreadsheets, if they might be having them.
I do not think any of our site engineers are using any engineering tools, spare some spreadsheets, if they might be having them.
- 01 Sep 2026, 18:28
- Forum: Maintenance Engineers
- Topic: Different welding types
- Replies: 1
- Views: 3361
Different welding types
Why are there anyway different types of welding?
Just need to know the basics only, means to understand the reasons of having those many, their shortcomings and advantages.
A chemical engineer on the round to the workshops.
Just need to know the basics only, means to understand the reasons of having those many, their shortcomings and advantages.
A chemical engineer on the round to the workshops.
- 01 Sep 2026, 18:25
- Forum: Process & Control Engineers
- Topic: Process Safety and Process Control Engineers
- Replies: 3
- Views: 4426
Re: Process Safety and Process Control Engineers
Was thinking the same. Means job role is entirely different but yes the background science behind all these responsibilities may stand the same, be a chemical engineer.
- 01 Sep 2026, 18:24
- Forum: PetroNavigator® - Engineering Interactions with AI
- Topic: PetroNavigator® - What's this?
- Replies: 6
- Views: 14736
Re: PetroNavigator® - What's this?
The user interface is good. Loved the way it first makes the search and suggest you to go through earlier discussions. Then enabling to post. Tried posting, do that all very well. But this forum and few others than professional ones are not listed in the app.
But overall, a good one to start ...
But overall, a good one to start ...