Here is where redundancy comes into play. Then adjust the process variables and see if there are changes.
If one measurement is not right, it is probably the instrument fault.
If it is a process problem, it has to be consistent, repeating. Instrument problem will be illogical, you can't get any ...

What are the most underrated causes of vibration issues in rotating equipment from an operations perspective?

How do you identify bad actors among pumps, exchangers, or compressors before reliability KPIs deteriorate?
Please share some good leads.

And how about this...

Wondering if there is any update on this project?

Mesh pads choke when liquid load gets high. They flood, pressure drop spikes, and efficiency collapses.
Vane packs handle much higher liquid rates because liquid drains by gravity along the vanes. There is no “liquid holdup” like mesh fibers.
Use vane type when:
Knockout drums with slugs
Compressor ...

Fixed tubesheet exchangers often need expansion joints which is a weak component, quite expensive, and has got a risk of failure.
U-tube avoids this completely which means more reliable long-term operation.

Carl Branan in my opinion is the winner here.
Check the complete contents. I believe everything is covered.

Those clips usually mean fireproofing was part of the original design intent but was either:
Missed during construction / commissioning;
Removed later during maintenance or modification, or
Never installed despite IFC drawings / vendor data requiring it
Since the unit has already been operating for ...

These Non-API pumps can then be used for Water transfer, HVAC systems, light chemical service, right?
But they cannot be considered to be in safety critical services?