Thermowell Wake Frequency calculation "MISTAKE" everyone makes 

Thank you 😊. And yes you are very correct "elbow" and "angle" installation are also important cases . Where we need to see the direction of flow etc

@Vivek Pandey correct same was the case with one project that I was working. Process had given highest velocity and then.... After the process data was received it was decided to add a blower to the line so that thermowell is inserted well in the process but still engineer's were taking the same velocity which was for a smaller line size. And for smaller line sizes the velocity is usually high so no wonder the thermowell was not passing the WFC test .....

Sure, Thanks for your kind words of Motivation. It means a lot 😊

Do you mean the steps as to how to calculate U-Length of Thermowell ? (Please let me know if i have erred in my understanding )

@@AsadPassionateEngineer insertion length ,extension length

Sure !! I will sure make on these topics as well 😊

I was waiting for this type of videos

Glad you liked it! 😊

Dear Salman, As a thumb rule For any size less than 4" we swage up the line to 4". I hope this is what you wanted to know !!

Yes even we had asked for stress calculation since even through the helical spikes are present they can avert only vortex shedding Damage but the thermowell must be evaluated for static stress. While we were working for a project of a top oil and Gas company we had confirmed from vendor that vortex shedding would not be an issue and just asked for stress calculations Hope this helps 😊

@Sai Eashwar ! It is really good that you get the values in Flow rate. I have worked on quite a few projects where the process department would give us the fluid velocity !! Usually in m/s ( Meter per second)

Thank you so much 😊

Yes sure.... You mean Wake frequency Calculation ?

can you please elaborate your question ? thanks 😊

@@AsadPassionateEngineer what are standards used for TG and TE

So true !!

Correct 😊

Sure, Will try my best 😊 thank you !!