Combating the Silent Threat: Internal Corrosion Control in Oil & Gas Pipelines delves into the unseen enemy that plagues the oil and gas industry: internal corrosion of pipelines. This insidious process weakens pipelines from the inside out, posing a significant threat to safety, the environment, and operational efficiency.
The book equips you with the knowledge to combat this silent threat. You'll gain a comprehensive understanding of the different types of internal corrosion, the factors that contribute to their development, and the most effective strategies for prevention and mitigation.
Combating the Silent Threat explores various non-destructive testing (NDT) techniques to identify corrosion early before it leads to catastrophic failures. Additionally, the book provides insights into industry standards and regulations for pipeline integrity management.
Whether you're a pipeline engineer, inspector, or technician, this book is a critical resource for safeguarding the integrity of oil and gas pipelines.
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This book targets professionals in the oil & gas industry, specifically pipeline engineers, inspectors, and technicians responsible for pipeline integrity and corrosion control.
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Höhe: 234 mm
Breite: 155 mm
Dicke: 14 mm
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978-3-384-26897-6 (9783384268976)
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Professor Jacks is a leading expert in mineral processing, with a distinguished career dedicated to optimizing the efficiency and sustainability of extracting valuable materials from the earth. Their particular area of expertise lies in comminution, the crucial process of breaking down large rocks into progressively smaller particles for further processing.
"From Blasting to Grinding: The Different Stages of Ore Breakage in Comminution" represents Professor Jacks' culmination of years spent researching and refining the various techniques used in ore comminution. Professor Jacks meticulously analyzes the entire process, from the initial use of controlled blasting to break down rock formations to the application of grinding mills that reduce particles to the desired size.
Professor Jacks' passion extends beyond the purely technical aspects of comminution. They are a strong advocate for ensuring this critical process is conducted in an environmentally responsible manner. Professor Jacks' research explores ways to minimize energy consumption, reduce dust generation, and develop innovative crushing and grinding technologies that have a lower environmental footprint. Their writing is known for its clarity and ability to bridge the gap between complex engineering concepts and practical applications in the mining industry.
In "From Blasting to Grinding," Professor Jacks embarks on a comprehensive exploration of the art and science of ore comminution. They delve into the specific mechanisms of each stage of the process, showcase advancements in crushing and grinding technologies, and explore the ongoing quest to make comminution more efficient, sustainable, and cost-effective. Professor Jacks' insightful analysis equips readers with a deep understanding of this fundamental aspect of mining and its role in supplying the raw materials that fuel our modern world.
