Pipeline Rules of Thumb Handbook: A Manual of Quick, Accurate Solutions to Everyday Pipeline Engineering Problems, Ninth Edition, the latest release in the series, serves as the "go-to" source for all pipeline engineering answers. Updated with new data, graphs and chapters devoted to economics and the environment, this new edition delivers on new topics, including emissions, decommissioning, cost curves, and more while still maintaining the quick answer standard display of content and data that engineers have utilized throughout their careers. Glossaries are added per chapter for better learning tactics, along with additional storage tank and LNG fundamentals.
This book continues to be the high-quality, classic reference to help pipeline engineers solve their day-to-day problems.
1. Title of Book - p. i 2. Cover image - p. i 3. Title page - p. ii 4. Table of Contents - p. iii 5. Copyright - p. iii 6. List of Contributors - p. iii 7. About the Authors - p. iii 8. Preface - p. xix 9. 1. General Information - p. 1 10. 2. Construction - p. 61 11. 3. Pipe Design - p. 125 12. 4. Electrical Design - p. 159 13. 5. Hydrostatic Testing - p. 183 14. 6. Pigging, Cleaning & Drying - p. 217 15. 7. Control Valves - p. 247 16. 8. Corrosion and Coatings - p. 285 17. 9. Gas—General - p. 353 18. 10. Gas—Compression - p. 399 19. 11. Gas—Hydraulics - p. 433 20. 12. Liquids—General - p. 461 21. 13. Liquids—Hydraulics - p. 491 22. 14. Pumps - p. 545 23. 15. Measurement - p. 625 24. 16. Instrumentation - p. 709 25. 17. Integrity Management - p. 745 26. 18. Tanks - p. 819 27. Abstract - p. 819 28. Classification of storage tanks - p. 820 29. What is the difference between fixed and floating tank types? - p. 826 30. Tank styles and appurtenances - p. 830 31. Floating roof applications and components - p. 834 32. Summary of federal requirements for aboveground storage tanks - p. 844 33. Design and containment for atmospheric storage tanks - p. 845 34. Overview of petroleum storage tank standards - p. 847 35. Tank weight estimation tool using diameter as input variable - p. 870 36. How to estimate flow rate from a leaking tank hole - p. 873 37. Charts give vapor loss from internal floating-roof tanks - p. 875 38. Estimating the contents of horizontal cylindrical tanks - p. 877 39. Tank farm line sizing - p. 882 40. Managing oil movement and storage in tank farms - p. 892 41. Standard construction practices for LNG storage tanks - p. 901 42. Choosing the best containment for LNG storage - p. 908 43. A review of API 2350 overfill protection, 4th and 5th edition - p. 911 44. Manual tank gauging procedures - p. 916 45. How to apply vapor cloud analysis methodology to tank overfills - p. 923 46. Simplified procedure to calculate emissions for liquid organic storage tanks - p. 932 47. Calculating tank emissions with BREEZE TankESP - p. 936 48. 19. Economics - p. 939 49. 20. Cost - p. 961 50. 21. Health, Safety and Environment - p. 1025 51. 22. Specifications - p. 1089 52. 23. Conversion Factors - p. 1147 53. Index - p. 1167
Pipeline Rules of Thumb Handbook: A Manual of Quick, Accurate Solutions to Everyday Pipeline Engineering Problems, Ninth Edition, the latest release in the series, serves as the "go-to" source for all pipeline engineering answers. Updated with new data, graphs and chapters devoted to economics and the environment, this new edition delivers on new topics, including emissions, decommissioning, cost curves, and more while still maintaining the quick answer standard display of content and data that engineers have utilized throughout their careers. Glossaries are added per chapter for better learning tactics, along with additional storage tank and LNG fundamentals.
This book continues to be the high-quality, classic reference to help pipeline engineers solve their day-to-day problems.
1. Title of Book - p. i 2. Cover image - p. i 3. Title page - p. ii 4. Table of Contents - p. iii 5. Copyright - p. iii 6. List of Contributors - p. iii 7. About the Authors - p. iii 8. Preface - p. xix 9. 1. General Information - p. 1 10. 2. Construction - p. 61 11. 3. Pipe Design - p. 125 12. 4. Electrical Design - p. 159 13. 5. Hydrostatic Testing - p. 183 14. 6. Pigging, Cleaning & Drying - p. 217 15. 7. Control Valves - p. 247 16. 8. Corrosion and Coatings - p. 285 17. 9. Gas—General - p. 353 18. 10. Gas—Compression - p. 399 19. 11. Gas—Hydraulics - p. 433 20. 12. Liquids—General - p. 461 21. 13. Liquids—Hydraulics - p. 491 22. 14. Pumps - p. 545 23. 15. Measurement - p. 625 24. 16. Instrumentation - p. 709 25. 17. Integrity Management - p. 745 26. 18. Tanks - p. 819 27. Abstract - p. 819 28. Classification of storage tanks - p. 820 29. What is the difference between fixed and floating tank types? - p. 826 30. Tank styles and appurtenances - p. 830 31. Floating roof applications and components - p. 834 32. Summary of federal requirements for aboveground storage tanks - p. 844 33. Design and containment for atmospheric storage tanks - p. 845 34. Overview of petroleum storage tank standards - p. 847 35. Tank weight estimation tool using diameter as input variable - p. 870 36. How to estimate flow rate from a leaking tank hole - p. 873 37. Charts give vapor loss from internal floating-roof tanks - p. 875 38. Estimating the contents of horizontal cylindrical tanks - p. 877 39. Tank farm line sizing - p. 882 40. Managing oil movement and storage in tank farms - p. 892 41. Standard construction practices for LNG storage tanks - p. 901 42. Choosing the best containment for LNG storage - p. 908 43. A review of API 2350 overfill protection, 4th and 5th edition - p. 911 44. Manual tank gauging procedures - p. 916 45. How to apply vapor cloud analysis methodology to tank overfills - p. 923 46. Simplified procedure to calculate emissions for liquid organic storage tanks - p. 932 47. Calculating tank emissions with BREEZE TankESP - p. 936 48. 19. Economics - p. 939 49. 20. Cost - p. 961 50. 21. Health, Safety and Environment - p. 1025 51. 22. Specifications - p. 1089 52. 23. Conversion Factors - p. 1147 53. Index - p. 1167
