Slug Flow and Cavitation
Why take this course?
Understand and mitigate slug flow and cavitation in piping systems. This self-paced course details mechanisms, susceptibility analysis (Cavitation Number), two-phase flow regimes, slug flow analysis, and the Dynamic Load Factor. Includes video lectures, quizzes, and a certificate with PDH credits.
About the course
Working on piping systems? Learn about the cause, analysis, and mitigation of Slug Flow and Cavitation. In this Self-Paced course, participants will be taken through: the mechanism of cavitation and flashing, how to determine if a system is susceptible to cavitation or flashing (Cavitation Number),the flow regimes in a two-phase flow, what is slug-flow, analysis of slug flow on a piping system, Dynamic Load Factor.
Meet your instructor
Dynaflow Research Group
Dynaflow Research Group is an engineering consultancy working across piping design and analysis, flow dynamics, vibration, FRP piping, pressure equipment and specialist engineering software. Its experience includes EN and ASME design rules for piping and pressure vessels, buried piping, water hammer, pulsation, dynamic stress assessment, vibration measurement, FEA tools, BOSfluids, BOSpulse, PV Elite and NozzlePRO workflows.
Who should attend this course
• Those working on piping systems with two-phase flow where slug flow could occur.• Those wanting to understand the mechanism and mitigation measures for cavitation and flashing.
Program & Details
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Slug Flow and Cavitation
1. Course Introduction
2. Cavitation Basics & Flashing
3. Cavitation Advanced & Flashing
4. Slug Flow: Basics
5. Slug Flow: Advanced Considerations
6. AIV & FIV Example
7. Course Outro
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