1. Joule–Thomson effect - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
In thermodynamics, the Joule–Thomson effect or Joule–Kelvin effect or Kelvin–Joule effect describes the temperature change of a gas or liquid when it is forced through a valve or ...
2. Petroleum production engineering - JT valve
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3. WHAT IS JOULE THOMSON COOLING ?
Here a compressor compresses the gas to high pressure, forcing it through the filter-dryer, down the counter-current heat exchanger, then through the JT valve where it expands and ...
4. Jt Valve - ChE Forums
Hi Guys,I would like to know how to design a JT Valve- i.e Pressure Control Valve.Please i will appreciate Recommended Text Books, JOurnals and desig...
5. Operation Terminology
Operation Terminology. JT Valve. This is a cryogenic valve that cools the helium and nitrogen by allowing it to expand. They also serve to control helium flow.
6. Hydrocarbon Equipment - Dew Point Control - DPC
The JT unit in the picture above consists of a gas to gas exchanger (long item), a JT valve (control or motor valve) and a two phase separator.
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8. Hydrocarbon Equipment - Dew Point Control - DPC
The standard DPC JT unit is provided with a pressure controller to set the JT valve to the required upstream pressure. If the transporting pipeline varies ...
