Water Hammer in Steam Pipe | Steam Trap and their Types| Inverted Bucket and Float type steam Trap

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One video for fire and safety ....

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Sir non condensable gases jane ki way se steam kyon kyon bahar nahi jata aur ydi jata h to kitna

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Excellent sir...,👍

Sir ek lecture thermal insulation pr bi bna dejiye

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Sir. Compressor startup and shutdown karne pr kya kya activities karni hoti hain. Is topic pr video baneiye

Sir, you told steam trap required before shut-off (Isolation valves etc.), My query why we require ST before Isolation valve if that is not at low point,If your answer is yes then it should be indicated in the P&ID from starting(because you are providing it even though it is not low point) & can you share example where you observed before Isolation valve did you observed.

Sir while you are explaining. mechanical steam trap you told steam will enter bucket. but my query is Bucket is filled with condensate. which is higher density than steam then how can steam enter into bucket? (As you told steam will collect at top of bucket).

Sir making more and more videos in Hindi because are doing very good explain.

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Thank you sir

Sir steam trap pipeline ke har kitne meter ke distance pe laga hota he

Sir maine aapka desalter full explanation wala video dekha tha likin ab nhi mil raha hai. Please link share kar dijega.

One video on fire water circuit with full setup sir pls make it , why fire water circuit standard codes

Very well explained sandeep bhai...
A chemical engineering must think and understand concepts like you..
You are a inspiration for chemical engineers..

P.S - mza aagya lec dekh ke..

If I was some govt personnel then I would have give some kind of award...

You are a great chemical engineer

Sir can you explain the fire hydrant pipeline?

In Inverted Bucket type , when steam accumulates on lower side of bucket and condensate on top surface of bucket, then due to density difference the bucket should go down as density of condensate is more , but you said opposite. How ?

Jazakallah