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Mass spectrometry

How is Mass Spectrometry Used in Petrochemical Analysis? Fast, accurate and affordable, mass spectrometry (MS) is an invaluable tool for petrochemical analysis. Highly sensitive instruments allow analysts to identify and quantify individual chemi...

Very simple explanation of the difference between Hub , Switch and a Router

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Hub, Switch, & Router Explained - What's the difference? This is an animated video that explains the difference between a hub, switch, and a router. It explains how a router works, how a switch works and how a hub...

Particulate vs Coalescing Filters

Particulate Filters
Particulate filters remove solid particles from a liquid or a gas. The size of the particle’s removed depends on the grade of the filter, with filter grades running from .01 micron up to 200 micron. Particulate filters work from the outside in. The unclean liquid or gas flows into the filter, and then the clean liquid or gas emerges. The filter inside is honeycomb shaped and traps the unwanted particles while releasing the cleaned product.

Coalescing Filters
Coalescing filters are used to separate liquids and gases out from one another and into separate units. Some examples include water/gas, gas/oil, or fuel/gas that need to be separated either for purification or for commercialization.

Do you know what is the Bubble point curve and the dew point curve 🤔🤔😱 ?

Bubble Point Curve—the curve that separates the pure liquid (oil) phase from the two-phase (natural gas and oil) region. This means that at a given temperature, when pressure decreases and below the bubble point curve, gas will be emitted from the liquid phase to the two-phase region.

Dew Point Curve—the curve that separates the pure gas phase from the two-phase region. It is the connected points of pressure and temperature at which the first liquid droplet is formed out of the gas phase.

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Elastic vs Plastic
This curve is important when calculating the bending moment exerted by the flowing fluid on the sample probe
If the bending moment is larger than the yield strength of the probe material the probe will be deformed by the force of the flowing fluid 🤔😱