Petrochemicals

  • Reading Civil drawings

    Let’s discuss tips for reading civil drawings of a petrochemical or power plant. Reading civil drawings for a petrochemical or power plant can be a complex task, as these drawings typically involve intricate details and a variety of symbols specific to the industry. Here are some tips to help you effectively read and understand civil… Read more

  • Reading wiring diagrams.

    Let’s discuss tips for reading wiring diagrams in petrochemical or power plants. Reading wiring diagrams in petrochemical or power plants can be complex due to the intricate electrical systems and the critical nature of these industries. However, with proper knowledge and practice, you can become proficient at interpreting these diagrams. Here are some essential tips… Read more

  • Back to Drawing Basics

    Let’s discuss tips for reading P&ID drawings in petrochemical or power plants. Reading P&ID (Piping and Instrumentation Diagram) drawings is essential for engineers and operators working in petrochemical or power plants. These detailed diagrams provide valuable information about the process flow, equipment, and instrumentation used in the plant. Here are some tips to help you… Read more

  • Please explain Jockey Pumps

    Let’s discuss the function of a “jockey pump” in a fire system at a petrochemical or power plant. In a fire protection system at a petrochemical or power plant, a “jockey pump” serves a critical function to maintain adequate pressure and ensure the reliability of the firefighting system. Let’s dive into the details: In summary,… Read more

  • Berms for Flammable Liquids

    Let’s discuss berm design for flammable liquid storage tanks in a petrochemical plant. Berms play a crucial role in containing and managing potential spills or leaks from storage tanks, particularly when dealing with flammable liquids. They serve as a protective barrier to prevent the spread of hazardous materials and reduce the risk of fire or… Read more

  • TAN – the basics of Total Acid Number

    Let’s discuss TAN in a refinery operation. TAN stands for Total Acid Number, and it is an important parameter in refinery operations. The Total Acid Number measures the acidic constituents present in a petroleum product or crude oil. It indicates the amount of acidic compounds, such as organic acids and sulfuric acid, in the sample.… Read more