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Optimized Design of Pipe-in-Pipe Systems
SPE Production & Facilities, 2002Summary Deepwater subsea developments must address flow-assurance issues, and these increasingly form a more critical part of the design. Pipe-in-pipe (PIP) systems, one of the options available in the designers’ toolbox for overcoming these problems, are recognized as thermally efficient, reliable, and proven technology for insulated ...
M. Hausner, M. Dixon
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Journal of NeuroInterventional Surgery, 2021
When I call my plumber I want something repaired, I want it done quickly, and once it is done I don’t generally demand to see the clog that has been removed. I simply ask: has the job been completed and is the sink working again, can I flush the toilet, and is the shower usable? Is this indifference to the why and how a mistake?
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When I call my plumber I want something repaired, I want it done quickly, and once it is done I don’t generally demand to see the clog that has been removed. I simply ask: has the job been completed and is the sink working again, can I flush the toilet, and is the shower usable? Is this indifference to the why and how a mistake?
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Control of External Corrosion on Underground or Submerged Metallic Piping Systems
This standard provides methods and practices for achieving effective control of external corrosion on underground or submerged metallic piping systems.
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South African Journal of Psychology, 1997
This article examines the lives of roadside vendors using a ethnographic imagery. However, instead of rediscovering their plight, post structuralism is echoed - demonstrating, perhaps, that the researcher never unearths anything other than what is known already.
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This article examines the lives of roadside vendors using a ethnographic imagery. However, instead of rediscovering their plight, post structuralism is echoed - demonstrating, perhaps, that the researcher never unearths anything other than what is known already.
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Journal of Financial Intermediation, 2017
This paper considers a sample of 3,001 private investments in public equities (PIPEs). Issuing firms tend to be small and poorly performing, so have limited access to traditional sources of finance. To attract capital, they offer shares in a PIPE at a substantial discount to the market price, along with warrants and a collection of other rights ...
Michael S. Weisbach +3 more
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This paper considers a sample of 3,001 private investments in public equities (PIPEs). Issuing firms tend to be small and poorly performing, so have limited access to traditional sources of finance. To attract capital, they offer shares in a PIPE at a substantial discount to the market price, along with warrants and a collection of other rights ...
Michael S. Weisbach +3 more
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A novel laboratory test for backward erosion piping
International Journal of Physical Modelling in Geotechnics, 2018A new type of laboratory test has been developed for measuring the local hydraulic conditions required for the progression of backward erosion piping, an internal erosion mechanism for water-retain...
B. Robbins +4 more
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Passive Seismic Protection of Building Piping Systems — A Review
, 2020Piping systems are typical nonstructural components of a building. Previous investigations have reported many cases that earthquake causes damages or failures of piping system, resulting in seconda...
Jie Tan, Peng Zhang, Q. Feng, G. Song
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1991
The wave propagation phenomena in fluids that we have examined in previous chapters have referred to waves in infinite or semi-infinite spaces generated by the vibrational motion of some small object or surface in that space. We now turn to the very different problem of studying the sound field inside the tube of a wind instrument. Ultimately, we shall
Thomas D. Rossing, Neville H. Fletcher
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The wave propagation phenomena in fluids that we have examined in previous chapters have referred to waves in infinite or semi-infinite spaces generated by the vibrational motion of some small object or surface in that space. We now turn to the very different problem of studying the sound field inside the tube of a wind instrument. Ultimately, we shall
Thomas D. Rossing, Neville H. Fletcher
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Estimation of a Pipe’s Features with In-Pipe Robot
Applied Mechanics and Materials, 2015Most of pipelines are installed under the ground, so maintaining is one of the most critical issue. Furthermore, their own locations are difficult to be identified because of its environment. For those reason, identifying the location of pipelines is widely under the research with in-pipe robots.
Hyunseok Yang, Won Jeon, Jung Wan Park
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Hydrogen Piping and Pipe Lines
2012Abstract The ASME B31.12 Code covers piping in gaseous and liquid hydrogen service and pipelines in gaseous hydrogen service. This chapter is based on the 2014 edition of B31.12, which includes three major Parts: General Requirements (GR), Industrial Piping (IP), and Pipelines (PL).
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