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Thank you so much, I will definitely upload a detailed video on SCADA and DCS monitoring very soon, stay tuned sir

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sure I will try to create NPTI level content, stay tuned!

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If the pump is started with the outlet valve open, ther is no water in the outlet pipeline of the pump, so there is no pipeline resistance and lifting height resistance. After the pump is started, the head of the pump is very low and the flow rate is very large, this can cause overload of the motor and pump tripping at higher pump motor current, it can cause cavitation, overheating since very large amount of fluid is allowed to flow. Suction valve is kept opened to achieve priming of the pump and cavitation can occurs when the pressure of the liquid to be pumped becomes lower than the vapour pressure at the operating temperature (no flow if suction valve is closed). This causes formation of vapour in tiny bubbles which can damage the impeller of the pump.

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Vacuum means "free space or when there is no matter". Suppose the volume of a matter reduces, then it creates vacuum in surrounding area. It is maintained by removing non-condensable gases in condenser.

Centrifugal force is the outward force which is applied to the fluids, this force has a tendency of flowing outwards, it increases the velocity and pressure thereby accelerating in outward motion,

Thermal shock is a phenomenon in which a material undergoes sudden change in temperature (rise or drop) which leads to instant increase in strain & stress to the material leading to cracks or fatigue. For example if you put a drop of cold water on a filament bulb, it usually cracks. It is a major problem nowadays in power plants operating at higher temperatures.

Mai reason for fire in coal: -coal has sulphur content (pyrite), this chemical reacts with oxygen from atmosphere in presence of moisture, which results in exothermic reaction since the specific heat of pyrite is 0.3 times of coal, chemical reaction is given by FES2 +O2+H2O=FESO4, this reaction occurs at very low temperature, thats why it catches fire. Other Reasons- -Coal has poor thermal conductivity, it will get hotter and hotter on its own -Drying of internal moisture and rapidly increasing temperature - spontaneous combustion of coal particles - oxidation of coal chemical ingredients resulting in heat generation, Please correct me if I'm wrong, thanks🙂

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Han video me typing zyada hai, Mai upcoming videos kam rakhunga,

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@@Calorient Sir please ring granulator crusher ke uper thoda details me video banayie. Jese Scoop coupling function, rotor, numbers of arm and numbers of ring hammer, rings weight and hard facing schedule, hard facing welding rods, preventive maintenance of Crusher. Yeh sab ke upar thoda ek video banayie. Ek interview he. Thank you Sir

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Sure, Thanks brother for all your motivations

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Okay Mai bahut jald video banaunga, Thank you

@@Calorient Thank you sir ji I wait video

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DCS is a great career choice particularly if you have interest and background in control systems, automation, and instrumentation.

Thank you, Your words inspired me to keep going ahead.

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