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Summary Chapter 3

The document summarizes Chapter 3 which discusses various types of mechanical equipment including static equipment like vessels and reactors that store or facilitate chemical reactions. It also discusses rotating equipment like pumps, compressors, and turbines that move fluids or power other machines. Specific details are provided on vessels, reactors, boilers, cooling towers, pumps, compressors, and turbines such as their purposes, components, and maintenance needs.

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Summary Chapter 3

The document summarizes Chapter 3 which discusses various types of mechanical equipment including static equipment like vessels and reactors that store or facilitate chemical reactions. It also discusses rotating equipment like pumps, compressors, and turbines that move fluids or power other machines. Specific details are provided on vessels, reactors, boilers, cooling towers, pumps, compressors, and turbines such as their purposes, components, and maintenance needs.

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Summary of Chapter 3..

3.1 Mechanical Equipment

 Static and Rotating Equipment


 vessel, reactor, boiler, cooling tower
 Pump, compressor, turbine

3.2 Static Equipment

 Comply with FMA Regulation (CF Requirement).


 Load Test, hydrostatic test, pop test

3.3 Rotating Equipment

 Moving part and its operating condition (pressure, noise, vibration, lubrication,
mechanical seal, belting, roller, alignment, cooling system).
 Efficiency of the equipment.

3.4 Vessel

 Normally store liquid chemical.


 Include pressure vessel.
 Should have a strength of stress and strain especially at welding part.

3.5 Reactor

 Equipment for reaction take part and to produce the product

3.6 Boilers

 fuel-burning appliances that produce either hot water or steam that gets
circulated through piping for heating or process uses.
 Proper maintenance and operation of boilers systems is important with regard
to efficiency and reliability.
 Three types of boiler which are water tube, fire tube and electric
3.7 Cooling Tower

 a specialized heat exchanger in which two fluids (air and water) are brought
into direct contact with each other to affect the transfer of heat.
 In a “spray-filled” tower, this is accomplished by spraying a flowing mass of
water into a rain-like pattern, through which an upward moving mass flow of
cool air is induced by the action of a fan

3.8 Pump

 to transfer liquid form one location to another


 pump casing provides a pressure boundary for the pump and contains
channels to properly direct the suction and discharge flow.

3.9 Compressors

 It runs tools and machinery, provides power for material handling systems,
and ensures clean, breathable air in contaminated environments.

3.10 Turbine

 Equipment that used to move other equipment such as blower, pump,


compressors
 Scheduled maintenance inspections are necessary for safe and efficient
turbine operation.
 Actual intervals between inspections cannot be specified rigorously because
maintenance scheduling is dependent on factors best known by those directly
involved with the turbine and its particular application.

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